Epson T603 UltraChrome K3 Light Black Ink Cartridge


Key Features
- Epson UltraChrome K3 ink
- Produce archival prints
- Amazing color fidelity, gloss level, and scratch resistance
- Perfect choice for professional neutral and toned black and white prints with higher density levels and virtually no metamerism
- Compatible with: Epson Stylus Pro 7800, 7880 Color Burst, 9880
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Overview
Seamlessly augmenting the staggering reputation of Epson's ink cartridges even further, the Epson Light Black Ultra Chrome Ink Cartridge (220) ml for the Epson Stylus Pro 7800 and 9800 Printers exhibits a highly favorable waterproof and smudge-free aspect to its printing and is designed using the company's patented and greatly revered pigment based ink technology. The cartridge offers rich glossy tones and high density levels. It has a compact built for easy installation, dries extremely quickly, and boasts of photographs that are not only incredibly sharp and detailed, but can also rival the best cartridges in terms of sheer professionalism and advanced engineering.
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printer specifications
| Ink Size | 220ml |
physical specifications
| Color | Black |
- Epson UltraChrome Light Black Ink (220 ml) for Stylus Pro 7800/9800
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