Clover Technologies Group, LLC CF064-67901-REF refurbished maintenance kit 225000 yield
- Printer Accessories
- Maintenance Kit
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Replacement printhead compatible with 7600 and 9600 printer models
This printhead fits Epson 7600 and 9600 large-format printers. It replaces the original printhead when print quality declines or nozzles become permanently blocked. The part is supplied new and ready for installation.
The printhead connects through the printer's native carriage interface, so no adapter is required. It supports the ink delivery system designed for these models only. Buyers needing a head for other Epson series or third-party printers cannot use this unit.
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Match the printhead to your exact printer model — the 7600 head fits the 7600 and the 9600 head fits the 9600.
Yes, it is a direct-replacement printhead designed for the 7600 and 9600 printers, so it fits the existing carriage and connectors.
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