Epson T50U1 Photo Black C13T50U100 Ink Cartridge
Original Epson T50U1 XD3 Photo Black Ink Cartridge C13T50U100 is a genuine Epson pigment ink designed for Epson SureColor SC-T series technical plotters. It delivers deep blacks, sharp line definition, and reliable performance for CAD, GIS, and architectural drawings.
Ideal for design studios, AEC environments, and manufacturing workflows where accuracy and reliability are essential.
This genuine Epson cartridge ensures consistent output while protecting your PrecisionCore printhead technology.
Why Choose Genuine Epson Ink?
Professional printing demands predictable colour and reliable output. Genuine Epson cartridges are engineered specifically for PrecisionCore printheads.
Benefits include:
• Consistent colour accuracy
• Maximum printer reliability
• Reduced risk of printhead damage
• Long-lasting archival prints
Using original Epson ink protects your equipment and ensures every print meets professional standards.
Best For
• CAD drawings and architectural plans
• GIS mapping and technical documentation
• Engineering and manufacturing schematics
• High-contrast linework and detailed diagrams
• Design studio and construction office printing
Epson T50U1 Photo Black Ink Key Features
• Genuine Epson UltraChrome Pro pigment ink
• Designed for Epson SureColor large format technical printers
• Exceptional black density and tonal range
• Ideal for gloss, and satin photo papers
• Consistent colour accuracy across production runs
• Optimised for PrecisionCore printhead technology
• Genuine Epson part number C13T50U100
Compatible Epson SureColor Plotters
The Epson T50U1 Photo Black ink cartridge is designed for the following large format technical printers:
- Epson SureColor SC-T3700D
- Epson SureColor SC-T3700DE
- Epson SureColor SC-T3700E
- Epson SureColor SC-T5700D
- Epson SureColor SC-T5700DM
- Epson SureColor SC-T7700D
- Epson SureColor SC-T7700DM
Media Matching
We recommend using CAD Plot Papers with your Epson SC-T plotter, ranging from 60gsm for sewing patterns, 80-90gsm for technical drawings, and up to 180gsm matte coated for presentation output, such as Architectural renders.
Using the correct media ensures sharper line accuracy, reduced ink bleed, and professional presentation output.
