Thirty sheets of paper, thousands of pages of ink
The contrast is what to remember about this machine. Its tray holds only 30 sheets — the smallest in the range — while a set of bottles covers several thousand pages.
The arithmetic speaks for itself: between two ink refills, you will reload paper about a hundred and fifty times. In other words, on this printer the consumable is never what stops you; it is the tray. That is the sign of a machine designed for home use or an isolated workstation — a few pages at a time, often — and not for long runs.
If you print documents of several dozen pages, it is not the ink to look at but the size of the machine: an L4260 or an L6270, with their 100- and 250-sheet trays, change the experience without changing the cost per page.
A printer on its own, with no screen
It prints, and nothing else: no copying, no scanning. It has no screen and is driven from a workstation or a phone, over Wi-Fi. Duplex is manual — you turn the stack over yourself, which with a 30-sheet tray remains practical.
It turns out 33 pages per minute in draft mode, 10 to the ISO standard.
Keyed caps, and why they matter
Every 103 bottle has a keyed cap: it only engages on the tank of its own colour. That is a real safeguard, and it says a lot about the risk it prevents — an EcoTank tank cannot be drained. A colour poured in the wrong place settles there for good.
⚠ Check the bottles' series number when ordering all the same. The Epson 101, 102, 103 and 104 series look very much alike and are not interchangeable: the L1250 takes 103.
A fleet of printers to keep supplied?
We draw up the list of consumables for your whole fleet and a single grouped quote. Invoice in your company's name with its ICE number, delivery anywhere in Morocco.
