DURABrite 126 High Capacity Ink Cartridge: Smudge- and water-resistant prints that dry fast

Reliable, high-capacity yellow ink for sharp text and photos

Product Overview:

You print a lot and hate smudges, slow drying, or faded photos that look weak. This cartridge is built to stop those annoyances and keep pages crisp. DURABrite 126 uses pigment-based Ultra inks for sharp, lasting color and true blacks. It fits home offices, small businesses, and photographers who print on plain and glossy media. Double-sided handouts, quick photo prints and everyday documents all come out clean without bleed-through. The high-capacity yellow cartridge yields roughly 480 pages, reducing refill interruptions and trips to the store. Picture sharp headlines, a dry page you can handle immediately, and fewer cartridge swaps.

Key Features:

• Print Technology: Inkjet pigment-based DURABrite Ultra ink gives crisp text and photo-quality color that resists fading.
• Smudge & Water Resistance: Smudge-resistance and water-resistance mean you can handle pages immediately without worrying about smears.
• High-capacity Yield: High-capacity yellow cartridge prints about 480 pages, so you change cartridges less often.
• Compatibility: Designed for many Epson WorkForce and Stylus models, it drops into your printer without fuss.
• Quick-dry Formula: Quick-drying Ultra inks prevent bleed-through on double-sided prints, keeping both sides legible and neat.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Epson
• Manufacturer: Epson Corporation
• Item#: EPS-T126420S
• Model: 126
• Series: DURABrite
• Color: Yellow
• Format/Type: Ink Cartridge
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Each
• Print Technology: Inkjet
• Typical Print Yield: 480 Pages
• Compatibility/Use: Designed for use with Epson WorkForce 60, 435, 520, 545, 630, 633, 635, 645, 840, 845, WF-3520, WF-3530, WF-3540, WF-7010, WF-7510, WF-7520; Stylus NX330 and NX430
• Country of Origin: China

Picture crisp, dry pages and fewer interruptions, order this yellow cartridge, hear the quiet printer and feel the relief. Ready to switch now?