Epson 802 Ink Cartridges – 802 & 802XL

Castle Ink sells remanufactured Epson 802 ink cartridges in every size the printer takes: 802XL black (T802XL120), cyan (T802XL220), magenta (T802XL320) and yellow (T802XL420) singles and a 4-pack. The XL cartridges replace the standard Epson 802 cartridges in the same slots. They fit the Epson WorkForce Pro WF-4720, WF-4730, WF-4734, WF-4740, EC-4020, EC-4030 and EC-4040. Each cartridge is a remanufactured original shell, refilled and tested in the U.S. Orders placed by 4 PM ET ship the same business day, shipping is free over $50, and every cartridge is covered by our 1-year 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Firmware note: keep automatic firmware updates turned off on your printer so a future update can't block third-party cartridges. If the printer shows a “non-genuine ink” message, choose Continue or OK; printing is not blocked.

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Epson 802 Ink: Common Questions

What is the difference between the standard and XL Epson 802 cartridges?

Epson 802 black prints about 900 pages and each 802 color about 650; 802XL black prints about 2,600 pages and each 802XL color about 1,900. They share the same cartridge body and slot, so you can move between sizes freely.

Which printers use Epson 802 ink?

Epson WorkForce Pro WF-4720, WF-4730, WF-4734, WF-4740, EC-4020, EC-4030, EC-4040. Our Find Ink by Printer page has a guide for each model.

Will remanufactured Epson 802 cartridges work in my printer?

Yes. Each cartridge is an original shell with a working chip, refilled and tested. Keep automatic firmware updates off so a future update can't block third-party cartridges, and if the printer shows a non-genuine-ink message, choose Continue. If a cartridge from us still isn't recognized, contact us and we'll replace or refund it under our 1-year guarantee.

Standard or XL: which should I buy?

XL in almost every case. The XL cartridges are the same physical size and fit the same slot, but hold more ink, so each printed page costs less. Standard cartridges only make sense if you print very rarely, since ink can dry out over long idle periods.

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