Epson DURABrite Ultra 288 Ink Value Club Pack

Replace only the color you need with the Epson® DURABrite Ultra 288 Ink Value Club Pack, containing four individual ink cartridges. Just this single set of Epson printer cartridges is needed to print amazing documents and photos. Instead of needing special cartridges to print on either plain or photo paper, these DURABrite Ultra Inks produce smudge, fade and water resistant prints that work on plain and glossy photo paper, meaning your printer can do more for you with Epson inks.

What Printers Are Compatible?

These Epson 288 ink cartridges are compatible with Epson Expression Home models XP-340, XP-330, XP-430, XP-440, XP-446 and XP-434

What Is DURABrite Ultra Ink?

DURABrite is a pigment-based ink with a unique resin layer. Prints made with conventional inks are often very likely to fade within months from exposure to fluorescent light, ozone and ultraviolet rays when mounted in or on unprotected surfaces and frames. Epson DURABrite Ultra 288 Ink Value Club Pack uses Epson printer ink made from insoluble particles of resin-coated pigments, providing images that are fade- and water-resistant. Your prints may keep their original colors for up to 80 years under normal light and up to 30 years with exposure to ozone, giving long-lasting resilience to everything you print with Epson ink, from ordinary text documents to detailed photographs.

Are They Recyclable?

Yes, you can recycle the Epson DURABrite Ultra 288 Ink Value Club Pack cartridges. Epson offers their consumer customers an environmentally friendly way to recycle their Epson ink cartridges, bottles, bags, ink packs and AcuLaser Series toner cartridges. You can simply mail your used Epson printer cartridges in an appropriate shipping envelope or box to Epson's recycling center. Epson America, Inc. has run their recycling program in the United States since 2002. In addition to the recycling program and their global goal of recycling 100% of their waste products, Epson America, Inc. and the National Cristina Foundation have joined forces to help those who face economic challenges or have disabilities to gain access to the technology of today.