is this the right ink for Epson Artison 835?
764449
Yes, it's used for the Artisan 700, 710, 725, 730, 800, 810, 835 and 837 per the packaging on the Epson cartridge box.
764450
Yes that's the right ink. #98 is the larger capacity ink, and #99 is standard capacity.
764451
Should be...I have the Artison 810 and I think it works for the 800 series printers
1831089
I recommend you to check at INKOWL.com. Then put the printer model and or ink number if needed. It will show you the type recommended. EPSON ink are pigmented and cant be mixed with other types. HP looks are now using this type of ink aswell. Hope this will help you.
1616443
I read the ink box, support 3515, 3516, 3545 & 3546. My printer is 3510 work perfectly.
409430
I am using the ink for an Epson printer so cannot answer directly. However, I will tell you that I am not that happy with the ink quality. Apparently there is a difference in ink quality. It tends to clog up my heads causing me to have to clean them quite often.
2263105
The best answer I could give is to Google it. As to what I think, yes I believe so. I am using this ink in the Epson R220 and it looks good.
1869611
Epson has ink cartridges that are high capacity or standard capacity...of course the high capacity cost more. If you try an ink cartridge from a seller other than Epson, it will work, but do not get frustrated with an occasional "FIT" by the printer reporting that it does not recognize your ink...
1232614
Yes it is. That is what I bought it for. You shouldn't be dissapointed. Great ink at a fair price.
599987
the ink I purchased was in original packaging, so I know it is genuine Epson ink. I would contact Epson and give them the cartridge details. Perhaps the lot # has an issue.
427993
I have an Artisan 810, and the cartridge description OMITS the Artisan 725. These cartridges DO replace Epson 98 which the Epson 725 uses; so the description might be incomplete; but you never know if there is some peculiarity with the 725.There are some other cartridges similar in price that DO list the Artisan 725; so I would either contact the vendor of this product or try one of those other listings.
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This ink is for a "CISS" system. http://www.amazon.com/Gigablock-Continuous-Artisan-Printer-Cartridge/dp/B002V7QELO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=undefined&sr=8-3&keywords=epson+artisan+710+ciss
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Yes, it IS possible, but not worth the effort. They will not come out well at all. However, Epson makes some slide trays to be use on a V500 Photo Scanner. While I have not tried them on the 835 ( I no longer have mine because it was poorly designed and Epson did not care - I highly do not recommend it) I do have the V500 and the trays work well. You insert your slides into this tray and they lay it flat on the scanner bed. Might work on an 835 - I just don't know. The problem with the tray process is that it is SLOW to do. You have to do a few slides at a time and it takes several minutes to change slides in the copy tray. I suspect that would be true on any printer/scanner. If you have a lot of slides, it is worth it to pay a company to scan them for you!
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Yes, ink models 126 (regular capacity) and 127 (high capacity) should work in the Epson WorkForce 545 based on the Epson website: http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/buy-ink-results.do?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&type;=1&sku;=C11CB88201 I have an Epson WorkForce 645; however, the user manual is label 545/645, which would indicate they are similar models. Remember to always check the manufacturers website as an authoritative source of information for these sort of questions.
1934897
You can check on the Brother website to see which inks are compatible with your printer. Mine is the J870DW and it works perfectly.
2020495
Hi Jony, I've tried a few aftermarket sets of refillable ink cartridges on my Epson 725 and none of them have worked really well. The colors are not accurate. I went back to the factory cartridges. Even though they are more expensive they seem to work much better. It's not so much the ink but I think it's the electronic contacts on the cartridges with the printer.
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My epson is an Artisan 810...I'd have to check when I bought this system, but I am still using it w/o having to refill anything yet. It's such a $ saver. I have notched out the area of my printer where the ink tubes run across so that I can shut my scanner lid w/o squishing the ink tubes and avoid any possible problem as a result. The notching was easy to do with just a small knife. Sorry but I don't know about the model you have. But if it looks like the Artisan 810 it will work with that so it's highly likely to work for yours. If your six colors of ink look like the picture I'd guess it would. Hope that helps. My epson is an Artisan 810...I'd have to check when I bought this system, but I am still using it w/o having to refill anything yet. It's such a $ saver. I have notched out the area of my printer where the ink tubes run across so that I can shut my scanner lid w/o squishing the ink tubes and avoid any possible problem as a result. The notching was easy to do with just a small knife. Sorry but I don't know about the model you have. But if it looks like the Artisan 810 it will work with that so it's highly likely to work for yours. If your six colors of ink look like the picture I'd guess it... » Read More My epson is an Artisan 810...I'd have to check when I bought this system, but I am still using it w/o having to refill anything yet. It's such a $ saver. I have notched out the area of my printer where the ink tubes run across so that I can shut my scanner lid w/o squishing the ink tubes and avoid any possible problem as a result. The notching was easy to do with just a small knife. Sorry but I don't know about the model you have. But if it looks like the Artisan 810 it will work with that so it's highly likely to work for yours. If your six colors of ink look like the picture I'd guess it would. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Yes, I'm using ink from co. on amazon called ie but the next time I tried them I got ripped off. The carts would,nt fit & the co would not make them good. but the ink is working fine so far in my 837.
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My epson is an Artisan 810...I'd have to check when I bought this system, but I am still using it w/o having to refill anything yet. It's such a $ saver. I have notched out the area of my printer where the ink tubes run across so that I can shut my scanner lid w/o squishing the ink tubes and avoid any possible problem as a result. The notching was easy to do with just a small knife. Sorry but I don't know about the model you have. But if it looks like the Artisan 810 it will work with that so it's highly likely to work for yours. If your six colors of ink look like the picture I'd guess it would. Hope that helps.