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Harvey Head Cleaner

Harvey Head Cleaner is a utility program designed to prevent clogged heads in inkjet printers. It reduces the need for wasteful head cleanings, keeps the printer ready to print and extends the printer's life.

Harvey Head Cleaner is being used by people who depend on their inkjet printers, all over the world. Photographers, printers, awards companies, sign companies, small businesses and others who have invested in good printers.

Harvey does print head cleaning automatically, preventing clogged heads and related printer problems.

Currently Harvey Head Cleaner is only Windows-based, for use with computers using Windows 2000, XP and Vista.

There are three versions of Harvey Head Cleaner for Epson printers, one version for all other desktop inkjet printers, and one version for most large format printers. Find your printer here.

Harvey is available as a download or as a CD. The downloads are single versions for $39.95. The Harvey Head Cleaner CD contains four versions (not the large format version) and sells for $49.95 plus $4.80 shipping in the U.S. Florida residents must pay 6.75% sales tax for CD purchases, but not for downloads.

Large Format Harvey is available as a download for $39.95 or as a CD for $49.95 plus $4.80 shipping in the U.S.

We completely guarantee that you'll love Harvey.

 

For a full explanation of which version is recommended for your printers, please go to Supported Printers. Thank you.



  "I am using Harvey Head Cleaner Version II with my Epson R1800 and am saving a lot of money. Ink is expensive and every Epson maintenance cleaning cycle wastes a lot of ink.  I use a Continuous Ink System (CIS) and buy ink in bulk. A 4 oz bottle of ink is $18 which equates to $576/gal. Epson ink cartridges (14ml) are $14.99 at Staples which equals $4,053.00/gal.  I have felt that every Epson head cleaning episode is like putting a lighted match to a $20 dollar bill. It is also why I consider the payback on the Harvey program to be just about instantaneous because now Epson cleaning cycles are rare."
- John in Mystic, CT