Cartuccia d'inchiostro Epson C13T76084N10 1 pz. originale nero opaco

The EPSON T7608 Matte Black cartridge is part of Epson's nine-colour UltraChrome HD system and delivers high optical density for deep, neutral blacks and an extended colour gamut. With 25.9 ml of matte black ink, this original Epson cartridge is designed for professional printing applications and provides improved gradation in dark areas and reduced bronzing for accurate colour tones in both colour and black-and-white prints.

Advantages

This original Epson T7608 UltraChrome HD Matte Black ink offers high optical density, enhanced shadow gradation and minimised bronzing, resulting in finer detail and stable, neutral black tones. The cartridge volume (25.9 ml) supports prolonged printing sessions and consistent output when used with compatible Epson printers.

Suitable for

• Professional photo printing where deep, neutral blacks are required
• Fine art reproduction and gallery-quality prints
• Proofing and colour-accurate output in mixed colour and black-and-white workflows
• Long print runs on compatible Epson printers using UltraChrome HD ink system

Key specifications

• Brand compatibility: Epson
• Type: Original
• Printing colour: Matte black (UltraChrome HD)
• Ink volume: 25.9 ml
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): C13T76084N10

How to use

Install the EPSON T7608 matte black cartridge according to your Epson printer's user manual, ensuring the printer is powered on and any previous ink warnings are cleared. After installation, run the printer's nozzle check or head cleaning routine if suggested by the device to ensure optimal ink flow and immediate print quality. Store unused cartridges in a cool, dry place and use within the manufacturer's recommended timeframe for best results.

Recommendations

Use this original Epson UltraChrome HD matte black cartridge in printers listed as compatible by Epson. For accurate colour reproduction, perform regular printer maintenance and use ICC profiles or printer settings matched to your paper type. Avoid exposing prints to prolonged direct sunlight to preserve tonal stability.