EPSON 108 LC Light Blue Printer Ink

76.75

Product description

✨The color of the sky pictures!

EPSON 108 Light Cyan ink comes to print sky images accurately and professionally, making them look natural in modern Epson printers.

This dye-ink acts as a hidden intermediary between the white of the printer paper and the deep blue of the printer ink, creating very smooth and realistic gradients, especially in images of open nature, seas, and skies.


Why is genuine Epson 108 Light Cyan ink essential for you?

  • ☁️ Ultra smoothness: Eliminates poor print quality (graininess) in the light areas of the image, giving you results that rival the quality of professional studios.
  • 🧩 Smart EcoFit Technology: The bottle's nozzle is precisely engineered to fit like a switch into the light blue reservoir, automatically stopping filling to prevent spillage.
  • ⚡ Speed and Quality: The 108 ink formula has been developed to keep up with the high speed of the new L8050 printers while maintaining the speed at which the ink dries on paper.
  • 💰 Smart Savings: A 70ml pack contributes to printing huge quantities of images (the amount of paper produced varies depending on the printing and image density) at a negligible cost, while keeping the print head from clogging.


🔑 Ink specifications:

  • Brand: Epson (Original).
  • Model number: 108 (Light Cyan).
  • Ink color: Light blue/Light cyan.
  • Ink type: Dye-based ink - intended for photos.
  • Capacity: 70 ml.
  • Special feature: EcoFit (Key-Lock) filling system that prevents errors and spills.


🖨️ This ink is compatible with the following printers:

  • Epson EcoTank L8050
  • Epson EcoTank L18050

(Caution: Not compatible with L805 or L1800 printers that use 673 ink).


🛍️ Don't settle for anything less than professionalism for your photos!

The fine details in the sky and water require specialized and original ink . Add the ink to your basket now from Sea Waves Store , and print pictures that exude serenity and beauty!


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