| Brand: | Epson |
| Model Number: | C13T05404010 |
| Colour: | Gloss Optimiser |
| Number of Items: | 1 |
| Size: | 1 |
| Ink Colour: | gloss |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | EPT054040 |
Product Specifications
Technical Details
- Product Description: Epson T0540 - ink optimiser tank
- Product Type: Ink optimiser tank
- Printer Technology: Ink-jet
- Printing Colour: Transparent
- Duty Cycle: Up to 400 pages
- Cartridge
- Printhead Included Qty: 1
- For R800 R1800
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Gloss optimiser
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Kompatibel mit:
Epson STYLUS PHOTO - R1800
Epson STYLUS PHOTO - R800
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6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
looked high and low on the internet for these cartriges cheap but found them no where else especially for this price including free delivery if all eight are purchased toghter,do not even compare to the compatibles which are found for a simalar price. amzons did it again.
I have used these cartridges for several years with satisfactory results. However, the product name/description (at the top of the page) states that the cartridge will print 400 pages; as this cartridge coats most of the page (apart from a narrow margin around the edges) this figure is not achievable, certainly for A4 paper. I suggest 20 to 30 pages would be more accurate.
16 of 22 people found the following review helpful
I have had my RI800 printer since late last Autumn and whilst I love the excellent quality and colour reproduction, I must once again mention the cost of replacing these chipped things. I hate to bang on about these particular ink cartridges but, I MUST make a serious point.
My printer has just stopped working. It tells me I am out of Gloss Optimizer and need to replace the cartridge.
Well, how can it be empty when I have NEVER used the Gloss... and I mean NEVER used it. I've never even printed a test sheet out of curiosity. Like most Epson users these days, I am being hijacked by Epsons technology.
Every time you change a single ink cartridge, the printer is programmed to FLUSH AWAY a little bit of your good UN-USED ink cartridges too! Hence, although it's never been used, my Gloss is empty and my entire printer has stopped working until I but a new one. When I do buy one, and put it in the slot, the machine will once again FLUSH AWAY a little bit more ink from all 8 cartridges before it starts printing again.
How legal is this? I've paid for the ink in my machine and I should chose how and when I use it.
In my opinion, it's like a new car tyre being sold with slow puncture but without the customer being told about it before they drive away.
My printer has just stopped working. It tells me I am out of Gloss Optimizer and need to replace the cartridge.
Well, how can it be empty when I have NEVER used the Gloss... and I mean NEVER used it. I've never even printed a test sheet out of curiosity. Like most Epson users these days, I am being hijacked by Epsons technology.
Every time you change a single ink cartridge, the printer is programmed to FLUSH AWAY a little bit of your good UN-USED ink cartridges too! Hence, although it's never been used, my Gloss is empty and my entire printer has stopped working until I but a new one. When I do buy one, and put it in the slot, the machine will once again FLUSH AWAY a little bit more ink from all 8 cartridges before it starts printing again.
How legal is this? I've paid for the ink in my machine and I should chose how and when I use it.
In my opinion, it's like a new car tyre being sold with slow puncture but without the customer being told about it before they drive away.
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