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several threads were running about ink fading last year
https://www.printerknowledge.com/threads/which-pigment-ink-for-epson-1500w.9323/page-18
https://www.printerknowledge.com/th...oto-1500w-artisan-1430.8482/page-7#post-83317
https://www.printerknowledge.com/threads/non-oem-ink-for-epson-1500w.10072/#post-83663
And Aardenburg did as well some testing referenced somewhere in those threads.
Based on lots of testing by forum members there is a wide range of UV performance from fast fading to very stable, you may group the inks into three sections - fast fading - pretty fast fading with lots of 3rd party inks and a small section of very stable inks - the genuine Epson Claria or Canon dye inks, Fujifilm DL inks or Epson Ultrachrome D6 ink which are available in bigger cartridges yielding a lower per litre price. And not just but rather close are inks like Inkthrift CL by Conecolor or Fotonic XG by Lyson.
https://www.printerknowledge.com/threads/which-pigment-ink-for-epson-1500w.9323/page-18
https://www.printerknowledge.com/th...oto-1500w-artisan-1430.8482/page-7#post-83317
https://www.printerknowledge.com/threads/non-oem-ink-for-epson-1500w.10072/#post-83663
And Aardenburg did as well some testing referenced somewhere in those threads.
Based on lots of testing by forum members there is a wide range of UV performance from fast fading to very stable, you may group the inks into three sections - fast fading - pretty fast fading with lots of 3rd party inks and a small section of very stable inks - the genuine Epson Claria or Canon dye inks, Fujifilm DL inks or Epson Ultrachrome D6 ink which are available in bigger cartridges yielding a lower per litre price. And not just but rather close are inks like Inkthrift CL by Conecolor or Fotonic XG by Lyson.
