what ink is used on cigrettes to write on it?
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From Philip Morris International's website:\n\n"Monogram ink - Cigarette papers often have a small brand identifying mark (monogram) printed either on the cigarette paper towards the filter end of the cigarette or on the tipping paper. The monogram is printed on the paper using a small amount of ink. The monogram inks used on Philip Morris cigarettes are pigment inks and may contain black, blue, red and/or yellow pigments."\n\nHope that helps!\n\nBUT WAIT -- there's more!\n\nFrom a website that may or may not be reputable:\n"There are no animal-derived products in the ingredients that are added to the tobacco of our cigarette products. There are, however, a very limited number of animal-derived ingredients in a few of the non-tobacco components purchased by Philip Morris USA. For example, menhaden oil, a type of fish oil, is used as part of the monogram ink used on some of our cigarette brands."\nhttp://www.veganporn.com/comment.pl?mode=add&topic=20&forumid=0&pid=43&start=0&userid=0\n(indeed, menhaden oil is used for other inks... "Menhaden oil is obtained from menhaden fish for soaps, rubber\ncompounding, printing inks, animal feed, and leather-dressing\nlubricants."  -- http://usda.mannlib.cornell.edu/reports/erssor/specialty/ius-bb/ius7f.asc )
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silk screen printing\ndirect ink printing\ntransfer printing
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You can use rubbing alcohol and a soft cloth (the kind you use to clean eyeglasses) on an LCD screen - just be gentle and don't press too hard into the screen.  The alcohol should dissolve the pen ink.\n\nHopefully the pen didn't scratch your screen too much.
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Thermal printers use a spring, platen, and thermal head. The images are heated on thermochromic paper.
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Your best bet would be to print it out on a large format printer. Inks last up to 15-30 years depending on the application. it would also be faster and less expensive. Offset is for web fed papers or cut sheets paper stock. I have never heard of a offet press that print on vinyl and I have been in the printing industry for over 8 years.\n\nIf you need something let me know.
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If you are looking for drivers, a model number would help but you can try by checking Lexmark, http://support.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/selections.cgi?ccs=229:1:0:0:0:0&target=http://downloads.lexmark.com/cgi-perl/downloads.cgi&&req=:::::
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How wet you need ? Since many printer factory trying to save ink usage as much as possible, it's a better idea to use old model. Another ways is use different paper that doesn't absorb ink too much, and maybe you can set the ink slider on your printer properties, if any, to spend more inks.
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It's easy. Spot ink onto a tissue paper. Dip one end of the tissue paper in a pan with any alcohol. Let the alcohol travel along the paper and make sure it passes through the ink spot. Some components of ink which are attracted (more soluble) to alcohol will be carried with the solvent but will eventually settle somewhere else in the paper. Let the alcohol evaporate and you can see the ink components, more or else, separated. A more scientific way of doing the analysis is by chromatography: thin layer chromatography (TLC) or gas chromatography (GC). Check the web.
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You can make glow-in-the-dark ink with 2 simple ingredients. \n\nPour into a small bottle 1 oz. oil of cinnamon and 1/4 oz. phosphorous. Close the bottle tightly and place in a hot water bath. Heat until the ingredients have melted together.
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Many metallic inks, including "gold" ones, get their metallic sheen from finely ground aluminum powder. That by itself makes a silver colour; adding transparent yellow pigment makes gold ink.
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Try CINTAS.  cintas.com
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Black is standard ink.. No one really uses Blue anymore. I have even seen some forms where it is specified to use use "Black Ink" Only,
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digital or traditional press - if digital, look into the indigo press - which is a full printing system that will produce the color plates, print the images, and collate/cut them for you and bind them also.\n\ncontact me for more information
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you need:\n- a scribable disc \nand \n- the pic / image  that you will want to "scribe" on to the disc \n\nonce you burn the songs on to the disc\nit will ask if you want to scribe the disc\nwhich you will then open the cd burner and flip the disc over\nit will then burn the image on to the other side of the disc\n\nyou don't need no ink or printer
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I know I found cheap ink on ebay.  They are normally so cheap because they are refills.  Check on there.  or try www.shopping.com
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Some ink cartridges have electronics that keep track of the number of times you printed so that it can guess when it is running out of ink -- it does not measure the ink level directly, except for the 'empty' status. When you refill, you add the ink, but that page-printed counter does not get reset. \n\nI tried using refilled inks before, but in the end I gave up and just bought the original inks. You get such bad quality prints (especially photos!) when you're using the unbranded inks that it looks like you're using a cheaper or lower quality printer than what you originally bought. \n\nI think for inks, it's not just about color, but the whole chemistry of the inks. The printer hardware must be calibrated to the specific properties of the ink you put in so that you can get great prints all the time.\n\nGoodluck.
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I also use an Epson Stylus Photo 825, but don't refill the cartridges.\nhttp://www.printpal.com has generic cartridges for about $6 for Black and $7 for color cartridges...much, much better than trying to refill. Also give good quality photo prints. Best wishes, fredg