EPSON INK CARTRIDGES
Epson ink comes in three types: DuraBrite for day to day printing, Claria for the serious photographer seeking great prints and the high end UltraChrome designed for graphics professionals and commercial proofs. Your Epson printer model dictates which of these Epson inks you can use. Please read our original Epson ink cartridges page for more detailed information on Epson printer inks.
The following is a full list of Epson inkjet printers grouped by the printer series or range. We keep this list up to date so that finding the correct Epson ink cartridges for your printer is quick and easy. If you can't see your Epson printer in the list below, then please try using the search box at the top of the page, or contact us for assistance.
To find your EPSON ink cartridges please select your printer from the list below:
EPSON PRINTER SERIES
If you can’t see your printer in the list above and you are sure it is an Epson inkjet printer, then please try using the search box at the top of the page, or contact us for assistance.
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Epson is one of the largest inkjet printer brands and Epson printer inks are amongst our top selling items. The most popular Epson printers are the Epson Stylus SX series and Epson Stylus DX series, these all-in-one printers also have scanning and copying functions. In the last few years multi-function devices have become some of Epson's bestsellers.
Epson all-in-one devices
These are the so called multi-function devices that offer printing, copying, scanning and sometimes faxing too. An Epson all-in-one is much more than a printer. These devices are very popular with small businesses or for use in a home office.
Epson Single Function printers
These are printers, they are the work horses in the Epson range, they offer great quality and reliable output with no extra features.
Epson Wide Format printers
For professional quality prints, a wide format printer is ideal. Wide format printers get their name from their ability to handle paper that is larger than A4; perfect for printing posters and artwork.
Epson Compact Photo printers
Dubbed the "personal photo lab", these printers have a smaller footprint and are designed to be easy to move around; ideal for printing photos, these devices usually accept just photo sized paper and not A4.
Epson printers are designed and manufactured by a Japanese corporation called the Seiko Group, of which there are three core companies: Seiko Holdings Corp, Seiko Instruments Inc., and Seiko Epson Corp which is often shortened to Epson. The corporation was setup in 1942 with 22 employees based in a small building making watch parts. By the late 1950's they had established themselves as quality watch makers and became the official time keeper for the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. It was during this event that the need for a way to print the official timings became apparent and so the corporation decided to design and build an electronic printer, and in 1968 the world's first mini electric printer EP101 was born.
Epson printer inks first appeared on the market in 1993 with the release of the Epson Stylus 800 cartridge. This Epson black ink cartridge was a major leap forward in inkjet technology as it incorporated a new print head using Piezoelectric technology - invented in the Epson labs. In 1994 Epson released the Stylus Colour P860A inkjet printer, their second inkjet, which really established the company and their printer business grew rapidly from then on.















