Cartuccia d'inchiostro Brother LC12EY 1 pz. originale giallo

The LC-12EY ink cartridge provides yellow pigment specifically formulated for Brother MFCJ6925DW printers. It is an original Brother consumable designed to deliver consistent colour output for everyday printing tasks. With an estimated page yield of approximately 1,200 pages, the cartridge supports moderate to frequent printing while maintaining colour stability and sharpness across documents and colour graphics.

Advantages

This original Brother yellow cartridge ensures colour fidelity and predictable results when used with the MFCJ6925DW. The cartridge is manufactured to fit the printer’s ink delivery system for reliable performance, simple installation, and consistent drop size that supports accurate colour mixing. The design reduces the risk of streaking or inconsistent fills and supports the printer’s maintenance routines.

Suitable for

• Everyday colour document printing in home environments
• Office reports and colour charts
• Marketing materials and colour flyers in small batches
• Photocopying and draft-colour proofs where yellow tone consistency is required

Key specifications

• Colour: Yellow
• Compatibility: Brother MFCJ6925DW printers
• Type: Original manufacturer ink cartridge
• Estimated page yield: ~1,200 pages (ISO/IEC mixed text and graphics coverage)

How to use

Turn on the Brother MFCJ6925DW and open the ink cartridge access cover. Remove the empty cartridge by pressing the release tab and pulling it out of the slot. Unpack the new LC-12EY cartridge, remove any protective tape or seals, and insert it into the yellow cartridge slot until it clicks into place. Close the access cover and allow the printer to initialise; perform a nozzle check or alignment from the printer menu if required to ensure optimal colour output.

Recommendations

Store cartridges in a cool, dry place in their original packaging until use. If printing is infrequent, run a short nozzle check and cleaning cycle periodically to prevent clogging. Replace cartridges when print quality degrades or the printer indicates low ink to maintain consistent yellow tones in colour documents.