Epson T760 Photo Black Ultrachrome HD Ink Cartridge for P600 Printer


Key Features
- New Photo Black pigment ink
- 1.5x denser than previous generation
- 25.9 ml pigment-based cartridge
- Clear & Vibrant Prints
- Compatible with SureColor Photo P600
Overview
The Epson T760 Photo Black Ultrachrome HD Ink Cartridge for P600 Printer T760120 is a useful accessory that competently fulfills your printing needs. It comes with an all-new nine-color Epson UltraChrome HD ink for those vibrant and crystal-clear prints. Unlike the older cartridges, the new photo black pigment ink is 1.5x denser, so that you get the ideal photographic clarity, vibrancy, and optical density. For added productivity, the Epson T760 cartridge contains up to 25.9 ml of ink.
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| Color | Black |
- Epson T760 Photo Black Ultrachrome HD Ink Cartridge for P600 Printer T760120
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