Epson Ultrachrome PRO10 Photo Black Ink Cartridge (50ml)


Key Features
- Wider color gamut
- High-capacity cartridges
- Industry-leading print permanence
- Create prints that have WIR display permanence ratings of up to 200 years for color and 400 years for black-and-white
- For maximum print life, display all prints under glass or UV-absorbing acrylic and protect them from prolonged high-humidity environments
overview
Introducing the 50mL T46Y Photo Black UltraChrome PRO10 Ink Cartridge—a breakthrough in professional imaging ink technology, only from Epson. Epson's cartridges provides you with an archival pigment ink with an expanded color gamut for vibrant and long-lasting prints that captivate and inspire.
Designed for the world’s greatest artists and photographers, this all-new, premium ink adds Violet to produce a wider color gamut, delivering vibrant, lasting prints that captivate and inspire.
Compatible Printer
Designed for the SureColor P900 17" Photo Printer
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ink cartridge specifications
| Container Type | Inkjet Cartridge |
| Color | Photo Black |
| Ink Type | Pigment-Based Black |
| Volume | 50 mL |
| Printer Type | Inkjet Printers |
| Compatibility | Epson SureColor P900 |
| Yield Type | Standard |
- Epson Ultrachrome PRO10 Photo Black Ink Cartridge (50ml)
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