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OEM Lexmark 10N0026 (#26) Color Ink Cartridge.

Reg. Price: $44.99
Our Price: $39.99

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The OEM Lexmark 10N0026 (#26) Color Inkjet Cartridge is available to you right on our site. Lexmark now offers a low capacity 10N0227 #27 Moderate Use Color ink cartridge. This cartridge contains only half the amount of ink as the 10N0026 (#26). We recommend buying the High Capacity 10N0026 cartridge instead of the low capacity 10N0227 (however both are available to you on our site). Buy your Genuine 10N0026 and enjoy clear, accurate printouts from your Brother printers.

Compatible Printer List:

Lexmark - Other Lexmark Printers

i3

Lexmark - X Series

X1100

X1110

X1130

X1140

X1150

X1155

X1160

X1170

X1180

X1185

X1190

X1195

X1240

X1270

X1290

X2230

X2240

X2250

X75

Lexmark - Z Series

Z13

Z23

Z23e

Z24

Z25

Z25L

Z25LE

Z33

Z34

Z35

Z35LE

Z35t

Z510

Z515

Z517

Z600

Z601

Z602

Z603

Z605

Z611

Z612

Z613

Z614

Z615

Z617

Z640 LA LV

Z645

Z647 LA LV

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IJ650

IJ652

Specifications

Page Yield (?) Page Yield is an approximation of the number of standard pages that can be printed with one cartridge, usually measured at 5% page coverage. 5% coverage is a standard 8.5 x 11 inch page with a light letterhead, address and three paragraphs of text double spaced. If you print mixed text and graphics or WebPages your page coverage is closer to 15% and therefore the number of pages printed with each cartridge will be less. If you are printing photos your page coverage is close to 100% and the number of printed photos will be much less than the amount the number of pages you would be able to print if you were just printing standard text documents. Click anywhere to close this popup	Cost Per Page	Shelf Life	Capacity (ml)	Color	Instruction
275	14.54 cents	24 months	12	Color

OEM Lexmark 10N0026 (#26) Color Ink Cartridge. 5 5 1 1

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