Epson 1,5 L onderhoudstank voor grootformaatprinters

Large format printing generates significant amounts of waste ink during routine cleaning cycles. Without a reliable collection system, this residue can overflow, causing messy spills and potentially damaging your printer. The Epson 1.5 L Large Format Ink Maintenance Tank is engineered to safely capture and contain waste ink, ensuring uninterrupted operation and protecting your investment in professional printing equipment.

Who is it for

This maintenance tank is essential for professional photographers, graphic designers, print shops, and CAD users who rely on Epson large format inkjet printers. It is compatible with a wide range of Epson Stylus Pro and SureColor T-Series and P-Series models, making it a versatile choice for high-volume printing environments where uptime is critical.

Main features

• High capacity: 1.5 L tank holds ample waste ink, reducing the frequency of replacements.
• Original Epson quality: OEM part ensures perfect fit and reliable performance.
• User-replaceable: Simple installation allows for quick swaps without service calls.
• Durable plastic construction: Resistant to ink and designed for long-term use.
• Recyclable materials: Supports environmental responsibility.

Specifications

• Product type: Maintenance tank
• Brand compatibility: Epson
• MPN: T619300
• Function: Collects waste ink
• Printer technology: Inkjet
• Compatible printer series: Epson Stylus Pro, SureColor T-Series, SureColor P-Series
• Compatible printer models (examples): Stylus Pro 7700, 7890, 7900, 9700, 9890, 9900; SureColor P6000, P7000, P8000, P9000; SureColor T3270, T5270, T7270
• Installation: User-replaceable
• Material: Plastic
• Packaging type: Retail box
• Quantity per pack: 1
• Application: Large format printing
• Environmental features: Recyclable

Tips

Check your printer's control panel for maintenance tank status alerts to know when replacement is needed. Always handle the used tank with care, as it contains waste ink. Dispose of the old tank according to local regulations, and consider recycling the plastic components where facilities are available.