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HP 60 ( CC640W ) Black Ink Cartridge

Cartridge yield : approx. 200 pages

Deskjet series	Officejet series	Photosmart
Deskjet D1660			Photosmart C4635 All-in-One
Deskjet F2430 All-in-One			Photosmart C4650 All-in-One
Deskjet F2480 All-in-One			Photosmart C4680 All-in-One
Deskjet D2530			Photosmart C4740 All-in-One
Deskjet D2560			Photosmart C4750 All-in-One
Deskjet D2660			Photosmart C4780 All-in-One
Deskjet F4210 All-in-One			Photosmart C4795 All-in-One
Deskjet F4235 All-in-One			Photosmart e-All-in-One Printer - D110a
Deskjet F4240 All-in-One
Deskjet F4280
Deskjet F4435 All-in-One
Deskjet F4440 All-in-One
Deskjet F4480 All-in-One
Deskjet F4580 All-in-One
Deskjet D5560

 

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Costco Ink Refills: Superlow Price, So-So Quality

Our serial refiller more than halved his printing costs with Costco’s ink-refill service, but he found that the warehouse club’s ink wasn’t as vibrant as HP’s.

By Jeff Bertolucci, PCWorld    Feb 2, 2011 10:30 am

Some people go to Costco to buy 30 rolls of Charmin; some go to buy a couple hundred Oreos in one package. As PCWorld's Serial Refiller, I go to Costco when I need cheap, easy ink--though the free food samples are a nice bonus, too.
I can't afford to replenish my printer with the original vendor's printer cartridges, so I've set out to try third-party options--including remanufacturers, refill services, and do-it-yourself refill kits--and tell you whether the savings seem worth the hassle. In my experiences so far, the do-it-yourself refill kit offered the best cost per page and output quality, but caused the most mess. When I tried Office Depot remanufactured cartridges, they provided paltry savings and underwhelming output quality. Of the options I've looked at, Costco's onsite refilling service offered the best balance, saving me more than half the cost over the OEM's ink, with little effort and decent results.

Refill vs. OEM: Who Will Prevail?

Because I use each refill for just a brief period of time, and with only one printer, my experience is anecdotal and does not test the durability or archivability of third-party inks, nor how the printer will fare after repeated use with them. Nevertheless, my hands-on trials will give you a taste of what to expect if you try a third-party alternative with your own printer.
My test printer is an HP Photosmart e-All-In-One. For each evaluation, I start with a new set of HP cartridges, drain them, and then use them for the refill or for comparison with the remanufactured option. I use the standard-size HP 60 cartridges; the high-yield 60XL cartridges will last longer and usually save you more money.
With both the HP and third-party inks, I print out a set of pages--ranging in content from plain text to a full-size color photo--over and over again until the ink starts to run out (blank streaks appear on the page). I count the number of pages that printed before streaks appeared, to get a sample page yield. These page yields will likely differ from those that HP or the third-party ink vendor quotes, just as your own mileage will vary depending on what you print. I also compare the print quality of the pages using third-party ink versus those printed with the HP cartridges.

Costco Inkjet-Cartridge Refill Service: Quick and Convenient

Products:
* Costco inkjet refills ($8 to $10, plus sales tax where applicable; HP 60 refill for black or tricolor cartridge, $8)
Vendor URL: Costco Inkjet Refill Service
Worth trying? Yes
Hassle factor: Low
Print quality compared with OEM ink: Satisfactory, but not as good as OEM
Yield (mixed set of samples): 148 pages
Cost per page: 11 cents (OEM: 27 cents)
I have a Costco membership, mostly because I can't the resist the warehouse chain's free bite-size food samples. Scarf down enough burrito bites, pizza mini-slices, Louisiana hot links, and chocolate-coated almonds, and you've pretty much taken care of lunch--and your cholesterol count for the week.
Recently I spotted a sign near the entrance of my local Costco advertising the store's Inkjet Cartridge Refill Service. The price was right, and Costco promised to refill cartridges within 1 hour. An ideal test for the Serial Refiller--and I could take a leisurely tour of the food booths in the meantime.

Informative and Painless

Costco refills dozens of specific Canon, Dell, HP, and Lexmark cartridges; you can get a list of the models in a paper brochure as well as on Costco's Website. Prices range from $8 to $10 per refill, which is considerably cheaper than buying a new cartridge. In my case, the cost to refill HP 60 black and tricolor cartridges was $8 each, or $16 total (plus tax). That's less than half the cost of buying the HP 60 black ($15) and tricolor ($20) cartridges separately. (Buying the HP 60 Ink Cartridge Combo Pack saves a few bucks at $32.)
To Costco's credit, both the brochure and the Web pages offer a lot of useful advice to promote a successful refill. For instance, Costco recommends that you refill a cartridge as soon as its print quality begins to diminish. Costco also says that each ink cartridge is good for five to ten refills, depending on how well you care for it.
The experience was painless. I brought a pair of empty HP 60 black and tricolor cartridges to my neighborhood Costco's 1-hour photo counter. I caught a glimpse of the big machine they use to refill cartridges, tucked in the back of the workspace. The clerk asked how long the cartridges had been dry, as dried ink can clog printhead nozzles. The clerk even dabbed the printhead area with a tissue to see if it was still damp--and it was, as I had just run out of ink earlier that day.
Costco generally promises to refill cartridges in 1 hour, which proved true in my case. Pickup times may vary, however, depending on the number of cartridges you need refilled, and how busy the photo department is when you arrive.

Big Savings

The Costco-replenished HP 60 tanks worked perfectly well. The printer filed the usual complaints once it detected the refilled cartridges, but I'm used to ignoring those by now.

The prints that the Costco-filled ink cartridges created were adequate for everyday use. When I did a side-by-side visual comparison of the Costco and HP samples, however, the latter looked far better to me, with sharper text, brighter colors, and more realistic flesh tones. I dribbled a little water across both samples; each suffered some streaking and color bleeding, but Costco's ink did no worse than HP's.
Costco promises to "closely match or exceed" the level of ink that comes in a new cartridge, and I found that to be true. I printed 148 of my sample pages with Costco ink before seeing streaks in images and text--that's 16 pages more than I got with HP's ink.

More Prints for Less Than Half the Cost

Costco's refills will save you money, but how much, exactly? In my tests, the cost per page with Costco ink was 11 cents. In contrast, printing pages using the HP 60 black and tricolor cartridges costs 27 cents per page (if you buy the cartridges separately). A significant savings, indeed.
Now the caveats. It certainly doesn't make sense to join Costco, which charges $50 or more for an annual membership, solely to refill ink cartridges. If you're already a Costco member, congratulations: You could save big on ink refills. Or you could join for the ink and buy other stuff there, too.
Another option: If you print often and insist on using HP ink, consider buying HP's high-capacity cartridges, which hold more ink than standard tanks and can lower your cost per page. High-capacity cartridges don't make sense if you print infrequently, however, because printers that sit idle for extended periods require cleaning cycles that consume ink.

Best Refill Experience Yet

A serial refiller will try anything to save money. Costco's cartridge-refill service is my favorite option so far. The Costco ink's output quality was not quite as good as HP's, but the refilling was so easy and so cheap that for me the trade-off was worthwhile.
Stay tuned for my next refill experience, at a Cartridge World store--possibly near you.

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Why people go for printer ink refills? | The Manila Bulletin Newspaper Online

This article is from Philippine...
Unlikely for title of this article, the consumer looked at the issue in different view.
And for reference, it seems like branded HP cost about $12.50 ~ 15.00 after applying currency rate in USD.

Why people go for printer ink refills? The Manila Bulletin Newspaper Online

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HP60 ink refill - can't be easier

Let's take a look how the printer head of HP60 is designed.

Compare to ordinary HP cartridge, HP60 has longer and thinner printer nozzle.

What may means, the number of nozzle for HP60 is increased and the size of each nozzle is smaller.

Bottom line is that HP60 must be designed for quick spray,.... "quick printing process"

Furthermore, this HP60 is one of the most difficult refillable cartridge model due to having different internal cartridge structure.  So you must refill exact amount of ink with no mistake at all.

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Need some translation?  Here we go~

1. This is newly invented color refill kit for HP22, HP28, HP60, HP74 etc
    As you can see there are three bottles of each color ink and some plastic things for refill.
   Could be "wow", I do not want any thing complicated. No! No! No!
   Guess what?  If you do not want any ink mess or not working cheap refill kit, this will
   certainly make you smile.
   - Let's grab the plastic holder called "cartridge holder" first and insert your cartridge as shown.

    2. On top of it, put on rubber made cover and lock with plastic top as shown
       You need to squeeze in with clock-wise direction.


3. As you can see from picture, load the each colored ink to small syringe.
    And attached each colored loaded syringe the each insert hole.
    Prior to this step, you have to make sure to check the color location, by dabbing cartridge head to soft tissue.

4. After insert each syringe you can easily push the pistion.
    BUT!!!!!! do not miss you can have a little fun with this.
    As you can see from the picture, grab big pump and attach on the top of cartridge holder.
    And as soon as you turn the piston, each colored ink will go in automaticlally.

5. Finally, you want to check print head condition as seen and let see if we can bring our Supperman through printer.

    Hello, my supper hero!!! What's up!!!



who'd thought HP60 is hard to refill? Guess not

Review: Inside The HP 60 Black CC640WN Ink Cartridge (Cracked Open)

Posted on July 6, 2010 by inkjetinsider

 

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A look inside the Hewlett Packard (HP) 60 black ink cartridge – CC640W

Look here for a peek inside the HP 60XL black inkjet print cartridge.

There is not much good about this cartridge.  HP uses words like “value” and “standard” to describe their HP 60 series inkjet cartridges, but the real value is in getting rid of any printer that use these cartridges.  These black and color cartridges are an insult.  There are two different versions of each cartridge, the “standard” or half-full 60 series, and the “full” HP 60 XL series.  The cartridge we have opened here is the HP 60 standard cartridge.

Removing the cover reveals “sponge island”

Apparently HP felt the need to build in an ink containment section inside the HP 60 ink cartridge.  The sponge inside the cartridge is about the size of two sugar-cubes stacked on top of each other.  This cartridge is not even half full of ink!  Up to 80% of this cartridge is air-space.

Inside the HP 60 black ink cartridge:

Looks like “sponge island” inside the cartridge.  The HP 60 ink cartridge could take a bunch more ink, however Hewlett Packard (HP) has designed this cartridge to start out about 80% empty – there is no (easy) way to tell the amount of ink in the sponge.  At $15.00 retail for this cartridge, heavy printing can get expensive very quickly.

Paying $10.00 to refill this cartridge? Think again. A very small area to refill. This cartridge will only accept about 5ml of ink.

Specifications:

• Color: Black
• Part Number: CC640WN, HP 60
• Ink Type: Dye based ink
• Page Yield: 200 pages*
• Storage temp: 59 to 90° F
• Retail price: $14.99
• Street price: $14.53

* that 200 page estimate is from HP and based on 5% coverage (see what 5% coverage really looks like) – needless to say, manufacturer estimates are on the “high side.”

This cartridge is often paired with the HP 60 tri-color (color) cartridge which we cracked open here.

For Refillers:

Refilling is easy if you know where to drill.  There are five (5) holes in the cartridge lid, however only one goes into the sponge and ink containment section.  This cartridge is crazy.

The print head:

Unlike Epson, which makes the printhead part of the printer, Hewlett Packard (HP) puts the print head technology on the cartridge (for most of their consumer printers).  This means every time you buy a new cartridge, it’s like getting a new printer.  This is why these type of HP printers (that use this cartridge style) last forever in our opinion.  As long as the mechanics of the printer keep working it will last forever since the print head can simply be repalced by installing a new cartridge into the printer.  Not all HP printers and cartridges use this style (print head on the cartridge) of build, but a large majority of the ones you will find at Wal-Mart, Target, and other discount retailers use these cartridges.

Notice the 2D UPC code on the print head ribbon.

The HP 60, 60XL, XL cartridges will work with the following Deskjet and Photosmart inkjet printers.

Hewlett Packard HP 60 (60XL) Series Ink Cartridges Work In The Following HP Inkjet Printers
Deskjet Series		Photosmart Series
DeskJet D1660 Deskjet D2500 Deskjet D2530 Deskjet D2560 Deskjet D2660 Deskjet F42 Deskjet F4200 Deskjet F4210 Deskjet F4230 Deskjet F4235 Deskjet F4240	Deskjet F4250 Deskjet F4272 Deskjet F4273 Deskjet F4274 Deskjet F4275 Deskjet F4280 DeskJet F4283 Deskjet F4288 Deskjet F4292 Deskjet F4293 DeskJet F4480	PhotoSmart C4640 PhotoSmart C4650 PhotoSmart C4680 PhotoSmart C4740 PhotoSmart C4750 PhotoSmart C4780 PhotoSmart C4795

Compared to the HP 60XL Black Inkjet Print Cartridge:

The HP 60 cartridge compared to the HP 60XL black inkjet print cartridge.

Hewlett Packard (HP) 60 ink cartridge page estimates:

http://h10060.www1.hp.com/pageyield/us/en/DJD2500/index.html?jumpid=reg_R1002_USEN

Hewlett Packard (HP) 60 ink cartridge specifications:

http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/us/en/sm/WF17a/A10-12771-64199-69422-69422-3564563.html?jumpid=reg_R1002_USEN

Hewlett Packard HP 60 Pricing:

HP 60, 60XL, XL ink cartridges.

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