Keep your printers running longer with a stable, clean ink supply. This system is ready for Mimaki®, Roland® and Mutoh® 4-color (dual-CMYK) printers with 8 cartridge bays, using four reservoirs that feed eight on-carriage 220 cc cartridges. The float mechanism maintains constant head pressure for consistent color and fewer interruptions.

Include:

* Main ink Tanks 1.5 L each (4 units)
* Tubes from Main Ink Tank to Y connectors (4 units)
* Valves with socket to open/close Ink lines (4 units)
* Y connectors to split each Main Ink Tank to 2 Cartridges with the same Ink color (4 units)
* Tubes from the Y connector to the Cartridges (8 units)
* 220 mL Ink Cartridges with float sensor (8 units)
* 4 labels to Identify the Main Ink Tanks (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow & Black) (1 each)

Specifications

• Configuration: 4 bulk tanks → 8 cartridges (CMYK ×2)

• Cartridge Capacity: 220 cc each

• Pressure Control: Integrated float system (steady ink level/pressure)

• Compatibility: Mimaki / Roland / Mutoh 4-color, 8-cartridge platforms (dual-CMYK)*

• Channels: 4 independent lines (C, M, Y, K)

• Refill Method: Top-fill tanks with sealed caps

• Materials: Ink-resistant components for common ink types**

* Check your specific model/firmware; some units may require OEM chips or third-party chip solutions.
** Always verify ink chemistry compatibility with your printer.

Highlights

• Brand-ready: Works with leading 4-color/8-slot printers (Mimaki, Roland, Mutoh)

• Longer print runs: Fewer stops for refills and purges

• Stable output: Float control reduces air intake and banding

• Clean handling: Controlled flow minimizes leaks and waste

• Flexible layouts: Supports dual-CMYK or mirrored channels

Uses & Details

• Ideal for high-volume signage, textiles, labels, and general large-format production.

• Setup tips: Prime lines to remove air; keep tank height within OEM/ink vendor range; use dust caps when idle.

• Chip note: If your model uses chipped cartridges, install OEM chips or approved emulators as required.

• Care: Refill before tanks run low; perform routine nozzle checks after initial setup.