Ink cartridge EPSON C8000e Yellow C13T55P440

The EPSON C8000e Yellow ink cartridge (C13T55P440) delivers vibrant yellow tones for high-quality colour printing on the Epson C8000e printer. Designed as an original Epson consumable, this cartridge provides consistent colour density and predictable results across a range of media. With a high page yield, it supports extended print runs and reduces the need for frequent replacements, making it suitable for environments that require dependable colour output.

Advantages

This original Epson yellow cartridge offers stable colour reproduction and compatibility with the C8000e printer, ensuring accurate colour matching and reliable performance. The cartridge is engineered for straightforward installation and consistent ink flow to minimise downtime. High yield capacity helps lower total cost of ownership for frequent colour printing tasks.

Suitable for

• Production and proofing of full-colour marketing materials
• Photographic and image-rich document printing
• Office colour documents and presentations
• Continuous or high-volume print jobs requiring reliable colour output

Key specifications

• Compatibility: Designed for use with Epson C8000e printers
• Ink colour: Yellow
• Type: Original manufacturer ink cartridge
• Yield: Up to 10,000 pages (according to manufacturer conditions)
• Media compatibility: Suitable for a variety of plain and coated papers and photo media

How to use

Turn the printer power on and open the cartridge access panel. Remove the empty cartridge by pressing the release lever, then insert the new Epson yellow cartridge into the correct slot until it clicks into place. Close the access panel and allow the printer to initialise the cartridge; run a nozzle check or colour alignment if prompted to ensure correct installation and optimal print quality.

Usage recommendations

Store cartridges in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Use within the recommended period after opening and perform periodic printhead maintenance to prevent nozzle clogging. Replace cartridges promptly when low-ink warnings appear to maintain consistent colour output.