Epson Singlepack Light Cyan T603500 220 ml
Epson Singlepack Light Cyan T603500 220 ml, Light Cyan, Pigment-based ink, 220 ml, 1 pc(s)
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$223.00
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The Epson LIGHT CYAN 220ML ULTRACHROME K3 is a printer supply designed for use with compatible Epson Stylus Pro large-format printing systems. UltraChrome K3 inks deliver consistent color output and are formulated for professional quality across a range of media types. This 220 mL cartridge is engineered to work with specific Stylus Pro models, ensuring proper color reproduction in your printing workflow. As an authorized Epson reseller, Dataworld sources genuine supplies through established distribution channels to serve Canadian businesses across the country in English and French. We list Epson supplies at manufacturer suggested retail pricing in Canadian dollars and provide accurate quotes on request, ensuring you receive authentic product backed by Epson's warranty and quality standards.
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Specifications
- Colour ink type
- Pigment-based ink
- Print technology
- Inkjet printing
- Compatibility
- Stylus Pro 7880/9880/7800/9800
- Quantity per pack
- 1 pc(s)
- Colour ink cartridges quantity
- 1
- Colour ink volume
- 220 ml
- Type
- Original
- Ink type
- Pigment-based ink
- Printing colours
- Light Cyan
- Brand compatibility
- Epson
- OEM code
- C13T603500
- Country of origin
- China
- Package width
- 32 mm
- Package depth
- 191 mm
- Package height
- 111 mm
- Package weight
- 0.403 g
- Products per pallet
- 420 pc(s)
- Harmonized System (HS) code
- 84439990
- Products per pallet (UK)
- 840 pc(s)
- Products per pallet layer
- 120 pc(s)
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- Genuine product with a valid manufacturer warranty, sourced through authorized Canadian channels. Never grey-market.
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