Get another 165 prints out of your Epson T288320 DURABrite Ultra Magenta Ink Cartridgeprinter with this T288320 DURABrite Ultra Magenta Ink Cartridge with Sensormatic, available here as a replacement or spare. This ink is pigment-based, allowing it to last for up to 118 years in proper storage. Additionally, this model features a Sensormatic sensor for tracking usage.

For XP-330, XP-430, & XP-434 Printers    Yield: 165 Pages    Pigment-Based

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I was using Ilford paper, but it is being discontinued. Will this paper work with Canon ink?

A: Yes it is compatible with Canon inks.

Q: 2. What is the avg number of printed discs per ink cartridge?

A: For a full set of ink cartridges you should be able to get, approximately 1,000 discs. This can change based off the quality and what you are printing.

Q: 3. Does this device electronically expire its ink cartridges when they reach a certain age, thus rendering the remaining ink unusable?

A: That is not how that works. Expiration date of inks is an estimate that after a certain date, the ink will dry out - on its own.

Q: 4. I'm looking for both a glossy / luster paper and a matte paper that can accept the heat of a drymount press with the aim of mounting on to foam core. I was thinking about Epson Luster and Ink Press Matte.

A: These papers will be able to hold up to a drymount press.

Q: 5. Is the Epson PP-011 Mac compatible?

A: Yes, it shows the following compatibility: Operating System Support Windows, Windows Server, macOS/OS X

Q: 6. Is this paper archival?

A: It depends on what you mean by archival. (By the way, I'm an archivist, and write from that point of view.) How long something will last depends on many factors: light, atmosphere, moisture, the inks used, and how the item is stored or displayed. Epson (whose marketing doesn't use the A word) has a permanence rating chart on their web site. (B&H won't allow posting of URLs, but search those two words.) Pay special attention to the information about storage at the bottom of the page. Properly handled and conserved, your prints should last a very long time.

Q: 7. Will this paper work with a Canon GP 2000 large format printer?

A: Yes. The Epson Ultra Premium Luster Photo Paper (13 x 19", 50 Sheets) can be used in a Canon GP2000 printer. However, there would be no ICC profile available.

Q: 8. Does the Epson print the ISO file format?

A: Although Epson does list in its specs that it supports ISO image file copying, I have read in some forums that it is incompatible with the .iso format in terms of creating DVD discs.

Q: 9. Is this paper archival quality?

A: Yes it is archival paper.

Q: 10. Is this paper double sided and can I print a forty page booklet on it that would close? If not, can you recommend a semi gloss paper that will work with an inkjet printer that would be good for a booklet of that size?

A: This paper is not double sided. It has only one printable side. I am not familiar with any double sided inkjet paper. Best of luck!