InkPact VT Cartridges: What Vanishing Technology Actually Does
VT stands for Vanishing Technology — the formulation built specifically for the InkPact Printer's mechanical delivery system. It's designed around one goal: keep the practice moving, from application to cleanup.
What Makes VT Different
VT is self-fading — it doesn't require wiping or cleaning between checks the way a standard coating might. No shaking is required either, since the cartridge is pre-pressurized and only discharges when the Printer's mechanism triggers it. The result is a formula built for high-frequency use, not an occasional check.
Inside the Cartridge
Each cartridge is a sealed, pre-pressurized container with a high-precision nozzle and an internal valve that only opens under the mechanical displacement triggered by the Printer — not from shaking, dropping, or handling. That's part of what makes it consistent from the first use of a cartridge to the last.
Choosing a Refill Size
Refills come in different pack sizes depending on how often you practice — a single pack for occasional use, or larger multi-packs for frequent sessions, lessons, or higher-volume practice. Reordering as you go is simpler than trying to estimate exactly how many you'll need up front.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "self-fading" mean?
The mark clears on its own after use, without needing to wipe or clean the clubface between checks.
Do VT cartridges need to be shaken before use?
No — they're pre-pressurized and ready as soon as they're inserted into the Printer.
Can VT cartridges be used without the Printer?
They're designed specifically for the Printer's mechanical delivery system, so they're built to work as a matched pair rather than as a standalone spray.
How many cartridges does a typical session use?
This varies by session length and how often you're checking your mark, which is why refills come in a range of pack sizes.