Epson - 48 Standard Capacity Ink Cartridge - Light Cyan
- General
- Brand: Epson
- Model Number: EPSON CYAN INK T048520-S
- Product Name: 48 Standard Capacity Ink Cartridge
- Color: Light Cyan
- Features
- Package Type: Single
- Ink Type: Dye
- Cartridge Color(s): Light Cyan
- High Yield: false (Contains more ink or toner than a comparable standard-size unit and is capable of producing a higher page yield.)
- Photo Compatible: true
- Water Resistant: false (Resists some degree of water penetration.)
- Included
- Ink Cartridges Included: 1 x Cyan (The quantity and color of ink cartridges included.)
- Performance
- Approximate Page Yield (Color): 430
- Other
- UPC: 010343847125
Replenish the ink on your inkjet printer with this Epson light cyan ink cartridge. The quick-drying ink delivers professional-quality smudge-free copies, while the guaranteed compatibility lets you quickly install the cartridge on select Epson Stylus printers. This Epson light cyan ink cartridge has a standard 430-page yield to support everyday printing and copying needs.
- Compatible with Epson printers: Including Photo R200, Photo R300, Photo R300M, Photo R320, Photo R340, Photo RX500, Photo RX600, and Photo RX620 models.
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- Dye-based light cyan ink: Provides high resolution and color saturation for brilliant images.
- Quick-drying, acid-free formula: Resists smudging and bleeding on most media types to ensure sharp, clear prints.
Whats Included
- Epson 48 Standard Capacity - Light Cyan Ink Cartridge
Q: Will the above ink cartridge work in place of Epson 200 cyan ink cartridge?
A: Hi Agememnon, No, the 48 and 200 cartridges are not interchangeable. Regards, Mark - The Epson Team.
Q: Will the above ink cartridge work on a Epson 580?
A: I have an Epson Stylus Photo RX 580. I use the 78 ink series for my printer and wasn't sure this this cartridge is compatible.
A: Best option is to search the Epson site or another third party. I found several source for some of the older printers. Printers tend to be fairly disposable these day and the cartridge format changes. This printer released in Spring 2009. I would start planning/thinking about keeping/investing in a new printer every three-four years if you would like more accessibility to in store (Best Buy or anywhere) ink cartridges.
