Epson WorkForce WF-2630 All-in-One Printer

Easily print from tablets and smartphones with the WorkForce WF-2630, offering fast print speeds for the home office. Boasting the smallest footprint of any printer in its class, this wireless all-in-one touts affordable individual ink cartridges and essential print, copy, scan and fax features. Getting organized is a breeze with a useful 30-page Auto Document Feeder for scanning, copying or faxing stacks of documents — you can even scan to the cloud. Plus, this reliable performer produces laser-quality text and smudge, fade and water resistant prints. From boarding passes to brochures, the WF-2630 will be ready when you need it. 

4-in-1 with WiFi®: Print / Copy / Scan / FaxInk: 4-color DURABrite® Ultra pigment inkThe printer is designed for use with Epson cartridges only, not third-party cartridges or ink.ISO Print Speed: Black: 9.0 ISO ppm†; Color: 4.7 ISO ppm†Model: C11CE36201

Printer is designed for use with Epson cartridges only, not third-party cartridges or ink. www.epson.com/cartridgereturn4Ink Yield Information:Standard-capacity Black (T220120): About 175 pagesStandard-capacity Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow (T220220, T220320, T220420): About 165 pages per colorHigh-capacity Black (T220XL120): About 500 pagesHigh-capacity Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow (T220XL220, T220XL320, T220XL420): About 450 pages per colorUp to 118 years2

Print:

Printing Technology:4-color (CMYK) drop-on-demand MicroPiezo® inkjet technologyMinimum Ink Droplet Size:3 droplet sizes, as small as 3.0 picolitersMaximum Print Resolution:5760 x 1440 optimized dpiISO Print Speed:Black: 9.0 ISO ppm†Color: 4.7 ISO ppm†

Ink:

Ink Type:DURABrite Ultra pigment ink (smudge, fade, and water resistant)Ink Palette:Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and BlackInk Cartridge Configuration:4 individual ink cartridgesReplacement Ink Cartridges:Standard-Capacity Black (T220120)Standard-capacity Cyan (T220220)Standard-capacity Magenta (T220320)Standard-capacity Yellow (T220420)High-capacity Black (T220XL120)High-capacity Cyan (T220XL220)High-capacity Magenta (T220XL320)High-capacity Yellow (T220XL420)

Copy Capacity

Copy Modes:ColorBlack-and-WhiteStandardBestISO Copy Speed:Black: 8.0 ISO cpm††Color: 3.8 ISO cpm††Copy Quantity:1 – 99 (PC-free)

Maximum Copy Size:8.5" x 14" (PC-free)Copy Features:Fit to pageResizeAdjustable copy densityBorderless

Epson provides ink cartridge yields based on the ISO / IEC 24711 standard for inkjet products, which excludes the first installed cartridges.Ink Yields

ISO Ink Cartridge Page Yields

In accordance with the ISO standard for individual color cartridges, color yields are determined by taking an average yield, based on continuous printing, of all individual color cartridges. Individual cartridges conveniently allow the user to replace just the color of ink that has been expended. When using cartridges with combined color tanks, as do some competitive products, several colors of ink must be replaced when one color has been expanded, so ISO ratings are based on the first color to be expended.

Replacement cartridge yields are based on ISO tests in default mode printing continuously. Cartridge yields vary considerably for reasons including images printed, print settings, temperature, and humidity. Yields may be lower when printing infrequently or predominantly with one ink color. All ink colors are used for printing and printer/all-in-one maintenance, and all colors have to be installed for printing. For print quality, part of the ink from the included cartridges is used for printer startup and a variable amount of ink remains in the cartridges after the "replace cartridge" signal. Epson recommends that customers choose an ink jet printer based on their expected printing needs, considering cartridge yields as just one factor of evaluation. Other important factors include image quality, the fade resistance of prints, reliability and printer features. 

ISO Ink Cartridge Page Yields — Testing Methodology

Epson provides ink cartridge page yields (the "page yield" means the number of document pages) based on the ISO/IEC 24711 and 24712 standards for ink jet products, which excludes the first installed cartridges. The following is a brief summary of Epson's ink cartridge page yield testing, conducted in accordance with the ISO/IEC 24711 and 24712 standards.

A suite of five patterns (shown below) is printed continuously, in consecutive order, on at least three printers. Cartridges are replaced when the printer indicates cartridges are expended and will not print without replacing the cartridge. Testing is conducted at a controlled temperature in Default Mode on plain paper with print commands from a late model PC with a Microsoft Windows operating system.

In recognition of various factors that can affect yields, declared yields are rounded down (not up) in amounts that are at least sufficient to fulfill the standard deviation formula built into the ISO standard to assure accuracy and reliability.Ink Page Yields for Ink Packs

In accordance with Epson’s methodology for individual ink packs, color yields are determined by taking an average yield, based on continuous printing, of all individual ink packs. Individual ink packs conveniently allow the user to replace just the color of ink that has been expended. Replacement ink pack yields are based on Epson tests in default mode printing continuously. Ink pack yields vary considerably for reasons including images printed, print settings, temperature, and humidity. Yields may be lower when printing infrequently or predominantly with one ink color. All ink colors are used for printing and printer/all-in-one maintenance, and all colors have to be installed for printing. For print quality, part of the ink from the included ink packs is used for printer startup and a variable amount of ink remains in the ink packs after the "replace ink pack" signal. Epson recommends that customers choose an ink jet printer based on their expected printing needs, considering ink pack yields as just one factor of evaluation. Other important factors include image quality, the fade resistance of prints, reliability and printer features. 

Epson Ink Pack Page Yields — Testing Methodology

Epson provides ink pack page yields (the "page yield" means the number of document pages) which are estimated based on the ISO/IEC 24711 test in Default Mode for ink jet products, which includes the initial ink packs. Epson must test ink pack yields with ISO/IEC 24712 patterns and adapt the ISO/IEC 24711 methodology as the ink capacities of the initial ink packs far exceed the capacities of ink cartridges. The following is a brief summary of Epson's ink pack page yield testing, conducted in accordance with Epson’s stringent testing standards.

A suite of five patterns (shown below) is printed continuously, in consecutive order, on at least three printers. Ink packs (including the initial ink packs) are replaced when the printer indicates ink packs are expended and will not print without replacing the ink pack.Testing is conducted at a controlled temperature in Default Mode on plain paper with print commands from a late model PC with a Microsoft Windows operating system.In recognition of various factors that can affect yields, declared yields are rounded down (not up) in amounts that are at least sufficient to assure accuracy and reliability.Ink Page Yields for Ink BottlesIn accordance with Epson’s methodology for individual ink bottles, color yields are determined by taking an average yield, based on continuous printing, of all individual ink bottles. Individual ink bottles conveniently allow the user to refill just the color of ink that has been expended. 

Replacement ink bottle yields are based on Epson tests in default mode printing continuously. Ink bottle yields vary considerably for reasons including images printed, print settings, temperature, and humidity. Yields may be lower when printing infrequently or predominantly with one ink color. All ink colors are used for printing and printer/all-in-one maintenance, and all colors have to be installed for printing. For print quality, part of the ink from the included ink bottles is used for printer startup and a variable amount of ink remains in the ink tanks after the "refill tank" signal. Epson recommends that customers choose an ink jet printer based on their expected printing needs, considering ink bottle yields as just one factor of evaluation. Other important factors include image quality, the fade resistance of prints, reliability and printer features.

Epson Ink Bottle Yields — Testing Methodology

Epson provides ink bottle yields (the "page yield" means the number of document pages) based on the ISO/IEC 24712 test patterns with Epson’s methodology for ink jet products, which includes the initial ink. Epson must test ink bottle yields with ISO/IEC 24712 patterns. Epson has developed an internal methodology that adapts the ISO methodology to a CISS printer and adapts the ISO/IEC 24711 methodology because initial ink cannot be extracted from the ink tank. The following is a brief summary of Epson's ink bottle yield testing, conducted in accordance with Epson’s stringent testing standards.A suite of five patterns (shown below) is printed continuously, in consecutive order, on at least three printers. Ink tanks are refilled when the printer indicates ink is expended and will not print without refilling the ink tank.

Testing is conducted at a controlled temperature in Default Mode on plain paper with print commands from a late model PC with a Microsoft Windows operating system.In recognition of various factors that can affect yields, declared yields are rounded down (not up) in amounts that are at least sufficient to assure accuracy and reliability.

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