Hardware Printer ink

[Vishnoo]

I have a printer(HP Deskjet F2483)which supports catridge hp black catridge 121.Can i refill it with my pen black ink.If no,what will be the result of this.
http://www.cartridgeworldmu.com/87-87-large/hp-121-black-ink-for-d2563f4283.jpg

 

[mashers]

No. Printer ink gets heated in the print head and is specifically designed to withstand that kind of treatment. Pen ink would behave differently. At best you'd get terrible print quality; at worst, you'd destroy the print head.

Just buy a new cartridge.

 

[Youkai]

as mashers says,
plus there might be differences in viscosity and some other stuff as well.
I'd say try it but a print head is actually more expensive than a new printer (or very close most of the time)

Except for wanting to earn lots of money with their overpriced inc that is a reason for the company to always tell you to buy original ink as the fake one might not be of good quality.

At work we destroyed a lot of printers with fake ink and thanks to these the guarantee we not valid any more as well.

 

[FAST6191]

What others have said.
If it is getting to you then you might want to look up continuous ink systems (CIS)/continuous ink supply systems (CISS) for your printer model and/or printer cartridge family. They are things you can refill trivially/continuously from a bottle without any real hassle that comes from more traditional refilling methods. A quick scan says there are some for your printer and cartridge family.

I find it all too much faffing for my taste, but then again I seem to have fair access to a decent supply of old colour laser printers if I decided to go down that path and generally hate printing and printing related issues -- I have a black and white tiny laser printer for plane/concert/festival/ferry tickets, CVs, invoices, receipts, car/device manuals and directions for anything that needs something there. Everything else I will go bother a client with a proper printer for or take to the supermarket/wherever traditionally developed photos as they all realised moving into the modern world was the only way to survive now film has died.