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- VersaInk MICR Black Ink replacement for inkjet printers - contains magnetic nanoparticles (50Nm)
- Compatible with Inkjet printers and print heads by Hewlett Packard, Canon, Ricoh, Kyocera, Xerox and more
- For magnetic content scanning, extreme light and water fastness, rich optical density and ever-lasting document integrity
- Indefinitely stable (no agitation required), water-based, Eco-Friendly (ames negative) and compatible with a variety of porous and non-porous paper and non-paper substrates
- New x-wave MICR technology delivers powerful magnetic signal performance (> 90-100% ANSI x9) to meet compliance with USA & Canadian bank standards and deliver flawless check acceptance everywhere
- Applications include magnetic tagging of substrates, printing of money orders, checks and magnetically scanning content such as barcodes and patterns
- Easy to transfer into ink cartridges and ink tanks using standard plastic syringe (e.g. 10ml with and blunt tip: Amazon ASIN: B0161V0024)
- To ensure magnetic signal strength for check scanning, please be sure to purge all non-MICR ink from your cartridge or ink tank before filling with MICR ink.
Versaink MICR Black pigment ink, containing magnetic nanoparticles (50nm) for magnetic content scanning, extreme light and water fastness, rich optical density and ever-lasting document integrity. Indefinitely stable (no agitation required), water-based, eco-friendly (Ames negative) and compatible with a variety of porous and non-porous paper and non-paper substrates. Applications include magnetic tagging of substrates, printing of money orders, checks and magnetically scanning content such as barcodes and patterns. To ensure magnetic signal strength for check scanning, please be sure to purge all non-MICR ink from your cartridge or ink tank before filling with MICR ink. If any non-MICR ink remains, you can print a solid black page and print until MICR signal strength is reaches accurate scan levels. 
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