eufyMake Shows the E1 CISS at IFA, but It Is Not for Sale Yet
eufyMake’s IFA preview shows the E1 high-capacity CISS tanks, fluid routing, monitors, and operating constraints, while confirming the accessory is not yet for sale and has no published price or on-sale date.
eufyMake’s IFA preview shows an E1 high-capacity CISS with 1,000 ml white and varnish tanks plus 300 ml CMYK, cleaning, and moisturizing-fluid tanks. The company describes active pumping, white-ink circulation, draw-back and flush behavior, fluid monitoring, pre-print detection of every required cartridge, power-loss recovery, and an expired-ink warning. eufyMake also says the CISS is not on sale yet. Price, on-sale date, final compatibility, and real-world operating cost remain unpublished.
The physical system is clearer than the buying decision
eufyMake names CMYK, cleaning, and moisturizing-fluid tanks alongside the larger white and varnish reservoirs.
These are manufacturer descriptions of the planned system. They are not independently measured ink use, cleaning waste, reliability, or print-quality results.
The article does not publish a price, on-sale date, final compatibility list, yield, maintenance burden, or landed operating cost.
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The IFA preview turns the CISS into a visible system, not an available product
eufyMake’s September 2 IFA article shows an E1 high-capacity CISS with 1,000 ml white and varnish tanks and 300 ml tanks for CMYK, cleaning, and moisturizing fluid. The company describes active pumping, white-ink circulation, draw-back and flush behavior, and fluid monitoring. Those are official manufacturer descriptions, not independent operating results.
The article also says the machine currently checks for every required cartridge before allowing a print to start, offers no alternate tube lengths, and does not recommend replacing a low tank during a print. It describes recovery after a power interruption and says expired ink produces a warning rather than a hard lock. These constraints are useful for planning space and workflow. The CISS is not on sale yet, and eufyMake has not published its price or on-sale date.
The preview answers setup questions before it answers the ownership-cost question
eufyMake describes 1,000 ml reservoirs for white ink and varnish plus 300 ml reservoirs for cyan, magenta, yellow, black, cleaning fluid, and moisturizing fluid. The article names SmartFeed active pumping, white-ink circulation, draw-back and flush behavior, tank monitoring, pre-print detection of every required cartridge, no alternate tube lengths, a recommendation to replace low tanks before or after a job instead of during one, power-loss recovery, and an expired-ink warning that does not hard-lock the system.
Higher capacity can change downtime and handling as much as unit ink cost: The larger reservoirs may matter to higher-volume E1 owners, but a useful cost comparison still needs the system price, ink and fluid prices, cleaning draw, waste, shelf-life behavior, compatibility, maintenance workload, floor space, and actual job volume.
- What will the CISS hardware, ink, cleaning fluid, and moisturizing fluid cost in each market?
- Which E1 units and configurations will support it, and when will ordering and shipping begin?
- How much ink and maintenance fluid will normal circulation, draw-back, flushing, interruptions, and idle periods consume?
Wait for final terms if:The CISS price, operating cost, compatibility, floor space, maintenance, or availability is necessary to justify the E1 purchase.
Consider the E1 now only if:The current cartridge workflow already fits your work and the unpublished CISS is treated as a possible future accessory rather than part of today’s value.
What eufyMake shows for the E1 CISS preview
| Preview field | eufyMake E1 high-capacity CISS |
|---|---|
| White and varnish capacity | 1,000 ml each, according to eufyMake |
| CMYK and named maintenance fluids | 300 ml each, according to eufyMake |
| Feed and white-ink handling | Active pumping, circulation, draw-back, and flush described |
| Retail availability | Not on sale yet |
| Price and on-sale date | Not published |
| Independent operating-cost test | Not established |
Sources: Official IFA article
Buy the E1 for today’s cartridge workflow, not an unpublished accessory
Evaluate today’s cartridges, maintenance, floor space, output, software, and support on their own; treat the CISS as a possible later change.
Wait for an exact price, order state, compatibility list, consumable terms, maintenance instructions, and independent operating evidence.
eufyMake publishes its E1 CISS IFA preview
The official article shows the hardware and describes capacities and operating constraints while stating that the system is not on sale yet.
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The limit behind the preview
A public hardware configuration is not the same thing as an available accessory.
The IFA article clarifies tanks, fluid routing, monitoring, and operating constraints. It does not create a price, order button, or on-sale date.
The tanks are public; the price and on-sale date are not.
The useful move
Value the E1 on today’s workflow until the CISS can be ordered.Use the preview to prepare questions about space, fluid handling, pre-print cartridge detection, tank replacement, maintenance, and interruption recovery, but keep current cartridge economics in the purchase decision until eufyMake publishes final terms.Frequently Asked Questions
Updated from the sources listed below on September 2, 2026.
Is the eufyMake E1 high-capacity CISS for sale?▼
No. eufyMake’s September 2 IFA article says the CISS is not on sale yet. The company has not published a retail price or on-sale date in that article.
How large are the eufyMake E1 CISS tanks?▼
eufyMake describes 1,000 ml tanks for white ink and varnish and 300 ml tanks for CMYK, cleaning fluid, and moisturizing fluid. These are manufacturer specifications from the preview, not independently measured capacities.
Does eufyMake recommend replacing a low CISS tank during a print?▼
No. eufyMake says the secondary cartridge may keep the job running briefly, but late replacement can pull air into the system and affect output or the printer. The article separately says the machine currently checks for every required cartridge before a print can begin.
Does the CISS preview prove lower real-world ink cost?▼
No. A real comparison still needs the system price, ink and maintenance-fluid prices, cleaning draw, waste, shelf life, compatibility, maintenance workload, and measured job volume. The Crafty Catsman has not tested the system.
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