Dye vs pigment based inks

Having a C7180 HP all-in-one.  The six inks are dye based (cyan, magenta, yellow, light and dark black, light and dark)?  I want to print some labels on the fabric and need to know if the inks are dye or pigment (if pigment, I need to pre-treat the fabric).  THX!

Hello

HP 363 / 02 / 177 / 801 ink cratridges are at base of dyes that you will find listed on this link as an example:

http://store.HP.com/SwitzerlandStore/merch/product.aspx?ID=C8721EE&opt=&SEL=SUP&lang=en-ch

Be aware the the printer is not intended for a tissue, I suggest to be careful with such to avoid damage to the printer...

You can find a supported type of support below:

http://h20195.www2.HP.com/v2/GetPDF.aspx%2F4AA0-4466EEE.PDF

Kind regards

Shlomi

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