Will threaded AND non-threaded cartridges work equally well? Online desc says to use non-threaded cartridges, product shipped with threaded catridges
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The charger I received had clear threads where threaded cartridges will attach, hence the charger appears made to use the threaded cartridges. I have also used a few non-threaded cartridges with it, however, and didn't appear to have any major issues.
1781121
I didn't trust the threaded so I used non threaded that I had lying around. I didn't understand how to get the threaded cartridge on without bursting the seal prior to catching enough threads to send it flying. You can't put the cartridge in the plastic piece and screw that on prior to screwing the cartridge on. It just didn't make sense and I didn't want to risk projectile cartridges with 800psi force flying around.
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Either will work, you just need to screw the unit together quickly with the non threaded cartridges. The cross piece at the top of the cartridge that releases the gas is plastic, and very weak... use with extreme caution. It will break.
1781123
you have to really watch if you buy unthreaded there are a couple lengths some are too short to engage I tried had to buy threaded later
1017877
Should work fine. Google your cartridge numbers to see which hole to put the right color in. And, remember to tape over the holes after you put in the ink to keep them from drying out too quickly. I really love this product. Saves me a small fortune!
1462911
The cartridges should be the same size, but they may be a different color. As for the weight, they can seem a bit light, but if you compare them to a cartridge that you know to be empty they should be heavier.
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I am a repeat buyer from this seller and have found these cartridges to be inconsistent. Most of them last as long as the "high" capacity OEM cartridges. I have had one or two that did not last that long however. I'm not sure if it is a problem with the cartridge or my printer however. I'm sorry I couldn't be more definitive in my answer but if I had to say one way or the other, I would say that they are more comparable to the "high" capacity. I hope this helps.
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Levengers standard cartridges work well. I think one of their standard converters would work well. I have not tried one to see if the barrel accepts the length of a converter. It can hold two cartridges back to back, but the first one is abit difficult to remove.
1103123
Jim, I use one of the units and love it. It has a small tray to keep things off the bottom but the inside is stainless, your cartridges would work fine.
963277
you can buy refilled cartridges that are non hp and they work. http://www.rapidinkandtoner.com/
1102496
SodaSparkle told me to use Mosa Cartridges. The US distributor is now Cuisinart, and they also have cartridges that fit.PS - There are posts under other SodaSparkle products from people mentioning using a piece of sponge or something, to make other cartridges fit. I've never tried it.
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Hello Thank you for sending me your query. One thing. I ordered this Catridge from AMAZON.COM as spare catridge. Still I am using the original catridge which came with the printer. Before buying it, I saw reviews in http://amazon.com. There are lot of 5 star reviews are there. Based on these reviews I got this catridge. So before buying it, please see the reviews. If it didn't work, you may return it. Thank you.
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I know that some folks have responded that their printer could not recognize the cartridges when loaded, however I have had NO problem. These Cartridges have worked great for me!
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I got mine with 5.56 dies. Dies for bottleneck cartridges are not carbide because they need to be lubed regardless. So the answer is...maybe :)
498439
I was confused about what plastic to rip off or if I was just to shove them in. I had to push the cartridge in pretty firmly. Don't rip off the clear plastic first. I have already used mine so I can't look at one to remember what it looked like before I put them in the printer. But I remember wondering if I was to rip off the small round piece of plastic on the side that goes into the printer. My advice is to put it in the slot and give it a firm push. The little black lever on the top should pop up when the cartridge is seated. This is assuming you have the same printer and cartridges I do. I'm sorry I can't be of more help. Hope they work for you.
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From the product description: Works with all Genuine Innovations threaded and non-threaded CO2 cartridges (except 45 gram)
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Worked just fine for me. I did clean the inside of my printer to clean up any dry printer powder so it wouldn't streak. (which seems to be an issue people are mistakenly saying is caused by the new cartridge).
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I don't use the in cartridges for the very reason stated. I agree with Enrique A. I only use Pelican or Mont Blanc ink in any of my fountain pens, never had a issue. Clean with some warm water including the adapter, let dry and try fresh ink.
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The CO2 cartridges for these types of pistols have no threading. They are 12 gram cartridges and you can get them for a good price right here at Amazon. Just do a search for C02 cartridges. Crosman C02 cartridges sell for a good price.
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Using the cartridges is always interesting. The chips onthe cartridges need to perfectly match the pins in the printer. If you are getting "cartridge not recognized" that may or may not be solved by removing and replacing the cartridge. If you are getting noting, power down the printer, let things reset and then try the new cartridges. I consider these a boon when they work and am not too disappointed when they don't. You might also try cartridges from one of the other packs. I hope this is helpful - and if not, truly sympathetic.