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YINGHUA 500ml Empty Ink Tank for Mimaki Roland UV Printer

SKU CH-22Q4-DYFTK

Empty 500 ml ink tank with single or double outlets for Mimaki and Roland UV printers

  • Product categoryReplacement Parts
  • 500 ml capacity supports long print runs
  • Corrosion-resistant construction extends tank life
  • Compatible with Mimaki and Roland UV printers
  • Dual-outlet design fits single or double ink configurations

500ml Empty Tank for Mimaki Roland UV Printers

This 500ml empty ink tank is a replacement part designed for Mimaki and Roland eco-solvent UV printers. It features a dual ink outlet configuration for integration with continuous ink supply systems. The corrosion-resistant construction supports reliable ink storage and delivery during printing operations.

Suits shops refilling eco-solvent UV systems.

Print shops operating Mimaki or Roland UV printers with bulk ink setups can use this tank to replenish their CISS reservoirs. Buyers needing tanks for aqueous, latex or solvent-only chemistries, or printers without dual-outlet compatibility, should look at alternative containers.

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Price $26.99
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Questions about this item

What thread size does the 500ml tank opening use for the Mimaki Roland UV printer?

The tank opening matches the standard bulk-ink system thread used on Mimaki and Roland UV printers; screw it in until the gasket seats fully to avoid air leaks.

Which outlet should I connect first when installing the dual-outlet tank?

Prime the lower outlet first, then open the upper vent outlet; reversing the order traps air and causes ink starvation.

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