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Epson 1100 printer

The wide-format Epson WorkForce 1100 holds two black cartridges at once — and the high-capacity 68 black (T068120) is one of its black options, while its colors take the standard 69 family (68 colors also appear in Epson's start-up guide for this model). Listed here: the compatible 68 black single and the mixed Set of 14 (5 × 68 black + 3 each 69 color), the shelf stock this twin-slot printer was made for.

1100 Laser Toner Cartridges and Supplies

Why Buy From Us?

The Epson WorkForce 1100 uses the 69 family with a twist this page states plainly: it has two black cartridge slots, so a full ink change takes two black cartridges (T069120, up to 245 pages each) alongside one each of cyan and magenta (up to 350 pages each) and yellow (no official yield published for the yellow) — all DURABrite Ultra pigment ink. Clever Supplies compatible 69 singles, the Set of 4 and the Set of 14 are below, with lifetime warranty coverage.

- Value pricing that accounts for the 1100's twin black slots — spares included

- Cartridges manufactured under ISO 9001 quality standards

- Orders processed here usually ship the same day

- All US orders ship free, however the set is built

WorkForce 1100 Ink — Two Black Slots: Read Before You Order a Set Epson's Start Here documentation for the WorkForce 1100 shows its cartridge bay clearly: this wide-format printer holds two black cartridges at once, both of them 69 blacks (the colors are the standard 69 cyan, magenta and yellow). That changes the arithmetic of a set: our Set of 4 contains one black, so a complete from-empty change on this printer needs the set plus one extra black single — or two black singles alongside the colors.

The Set of 14 (5 black + 3 of each color) is the natural shelf stock for this model, since blacks deplete in pairs of slots. Every cartridge carries a new compatible chip, our lifetime warranty and 1-year free returns.

Cartridge	Type	Color	Approx. Yield
Epson T068120 (compatible)	High-capacity ink cartridge	Black	—
Epson 68/69 Set of 14 (compatible)	Bulk set (5 High-Capacity Black + 3 each Standard Color)	Black / Cyan / Magenta / Yellow	—

WorkForce 1100 Ink — Twin Black Slots, 68 Blacks on the Shelf

The WorkForce 1100 takes the 69 cartridge family in all four positions: black T069120 (up to 245 pages) and cyan T069220 and magenta T069320 (up to 350 pages each), plus yellow T069420 — Epson publishes no official yield figure for the yellow, so none is printed here. All four are DURABrite Ultra pigment cartridges, standard capacity, at Epson’s published ratings. One arrangement defines this wide-format model: it holds two black cartridges at once, and the high-capacity 68 black (T068120) is one of its black options, with 68 colors also shown in Epson’s start-up guide for the model.

Epson’s start-up documentation for the 1100 shows its cartridge bay plainly: two black cartridges run simultaneously, so a twin-slot printer empties blacks in pairs and a full black change takes two cartridges — order accordingly. Both shelves here are black-weighted for exactly that reason: singles for one slot at a time, and the Set of 14 whose five blacks survive several full changes. No official yield figure for the 68 black could be verified, so none is printed.

Which 68/69 should you buy?

One color ran out: replace just that color — black, cyan, magenta and yellow singles are $10.49 each.
Full black change: two blacks at once — the 69 black above or the 68 high-capacity black ($10.49) for the longer fill.
Full refresh: the Set of 4 ($38.94) covers one black slot plus the three colors — add one extra black single for a complete from-empty change.
Stock up: the Set of 14 ($82.35) five blacks and three of each color — the natural shelf stock for a twin-slot printer.

Chip, ink and everyday use

Two black slots mean twice the seating checks on the wide-format WorkForce 1100: seat both blacks firmly so their new compatible chips read cleanly, and the printer reports ink levels normally. The DURABrite Ultra pigment ink comes out dry to the touch and resists water and highlighter smudging on prints that get handled. Keep spare cartridges sealed in their bags until install day.