Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle is now in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 2,400 for a brand new and sealed genuine 70ml bottle. The Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle feeds the six-colour L800, L805, L810, L850 and L1800 photo printers with dye-based cyan ink. Epson rates one bottle at roughly 1,900 postcard-size 10x15cm photos. That works out to about KSh 1.26 of cyan per photo. Collect it from our store at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or order it for delivery to any county.
Built for school and college print shops, graphic designers and cyber cafe operators across Kenya, the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle carries the colour behind every sky, river, lake and ocean you print. Cyan also mixes with yellow to build the greens in landscape photos, biology diagrams and geography maps. That is why print shops serving Kenyatta University, the University of Nairobi and Moi University often watch the cyan tank drop first during assignment season. A spare Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle on the shelf means a half-printed batch of colour projects never waits on a supplier.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that decant unbranded bulk ink into look-alike bottles, Mascom International sells the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle only as factory-sealed Epson stock. Genuine dye ink matches the colour settings your L-series printer was designed around. Blues stay true to the screen, and the print head avoids the clogging risk that cheap ink brings. Print shop owners across Nairobi tell us their sky and water tones stopped drifting once they switched back to genuine bottles. Walk in to confirm your printer model, or order the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery.
Common Questions About the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle
Which printers does the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle fit?
The Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle fits five Epson printers: the L800, L805, L810, L850 and L1800. All five run Epson's six-colour T673 dye ink system, so this cyan formula matches their tanks exactly. It does not suit four-colour EcoTank models such as the L3250, which take a different bottle series. If the model sticker on your printer has faded, send a photo to Mascom International on WhatsApp. Our team will confirm the correct bottle before you pay a shilling.
Why does the cyan run out before the other colours, and can I refill just the cyan tank?
Cyan often runs out first because it builds every blue and, mixed with yellow, every green on the page. Skies, lakes, football pitches, maps and plant diagrams all pull hard on the cyan tank. The good news is that each of the six tanks on an L800, L805, L810, L850 or L1800 fills independently. You buy one Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle, top up only the cyan tank, and leave the other five colours alone. You never pay for ink you have not used.
How many prints does one Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle produce?
Epson rates one 70ml Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle at about 1,900 photos in 10x15cm postcard size. Epson measures this with an extrapolated method based on ISO/IEC 24712, so real results depend on your images, paper and how often you print. Blue-heavy pages such as sea posters or coloured maps use cyan faster than portraits do. At KSh 2,400, the cyan share of each postcard photo is roughly KSh 1.26. The first bottles in a new printer yield less because setup charges the print head.
What is the difference between the Epson T6732 Cyan and the Light Cyan bottle?
The Epson T6732 Cyan is the full-strength blue, while Light Cyan is a paler version of the same hue in its own bottle. Your six-colour printer uses full cyan for saturated blues and greens. It uses light cyan for soft skies, pale highlights and smooth gradients in photos. Both tanks must stay filled, because the printer cannot substitute one for the other. Never pour Light Cyan into the Cyan tank. Mascom International stocks both bottles individually in Nairobi CBD.
Is the genuine Epson T6732 Cyan worth KSh 2,400 when generic cyan ink costs less in Nairobi?
For most owners of these printers, yes, the genuine Epson T6732 Cyan is the safer buy. Generic dye inks sold in Nairobi vary in thickness and colour, which can cause banding, blocked nozzles and blues that print purple. A new print head for an L805 or L1800 costs far more than the saving on one bottle. Damage caused by non-Epson ink is also typically outside Epson's printer warranty. Genuine ink keeps colour predictable from the first page to the last.
Is the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle good for cyber cafes and school print shops?
Yes, the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle suits cyber cafes and school print shops that turn out colour assignments in volume. CBC project work, college presentations and geography maps across Kenya lean heavily on blue and green, which drains cyan fastest. A 70ml bottle covers about 1,900 postcard photos by Epson's rating, while full-colour A4 charts use more per sheet. Cafes along Moi Avenue and River Road should keep one spare cyan per printer so a queue of students never stalls.
How should I store the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle in Kenya's heat and dust?
Store the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle sealed, upright and out of direct sunlight until the day you fill the tank. Afternoon heat in shops in Mombasa and Kisumu, and dust in busy roadside premises, are the main threats to stored ink. Once opened, close the cap firmly and fill the tank the same day where possible. Keep bottles away from children, since Epson lists ingredients that may cause allergic skin reactions. Wash any spill off your skin with soap and water.
Who should buy the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle, and who should skip it?
Buy the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle if you own an L800, L805, L810, L850 or L1800 and the cyan level sits near the lower line. Graphic designers proofing artwork, photo studios and school print shops gain the most from it. Skip it if your printer is a four-colour EcoTank, because the bottle will not match. If you print mostly black text, the T6731 Black bottle at Mascom International is the better buy. Busy shops restocking everything should ask about the full six-colour set.
Technical Specifications
Ink Formulation and Colour Role
- Colour: cyan, the full-strength blue in Epson's six-colour T673 set, behind every sky and water tone you print.
- Ink type: dye-based, which soaks into glossy photo paper and produces smooth, vivid colour with a bright finish.
- Mixing role: cyan combines with yellow to form greens, so landscapes, maps and plant diagrams depend on it.
- Partner colour: works alongside Light Cyan, which handles pale blues and soft gradients inside photographs.
- Formula match: genuine Epson dye keeps output consistent with the colour settings built into the printer driver.
Printer Compatibility
- L800: the original six-colour photo tank printer, fully compatible with this cyan bottle and its dye formula.
- L805: adds Wi-Fi printing from phones, useful for cyber cafes printing straight from customers' WhatsApp files.
- L810: another six-colour photo model sharing the same T673 tank system and the same bottles.
- L850: an all-in-one with scanning and copying, suited to shops offering several services at one counter.
- L1800: an A3+ six-colour printer for posters, large charts and artwork proofs using this same cyan.
- Not compatible: four-colour EcoTank models such as the L3250, which use a different bottle series entirely.
Yield and Running Cost
- Rated yield: about 1,900 photos at 10x15cm per bottle, according to Epson's published figure for this ink.
- Test method: extrapolated from ISO/IEC 24712, so treat the figure as a planning guide rather than a promise.
- Cost per photo: KSh 2,400 across 1,900 photos gives roughly KSh 1.26 of cyan for each postcard print.
- Cost per millilitre: about KSh 34 per ml, a handy benchmark when comparing bottle prices around Nairobi.
- Blue-heavy work: seascapes, maps and green charts draw more cyan per sheet than portraits or text pages.
- Setup allowance: the first bottles in a new printer charge the print head, so their yield runs lower.
Paper and Output Results
- Glossy photo paper: dye ink produces bright, saturated blues suited to portraits, family photos and framed prints.
- Plain A4 paper: handles school assignments, coloured charts and handouts at everyday print-shop quality and speed.
- A3+ sheets: on the L1800, cyan covers posters, wall charts and full-size artwork proofs for design clients.
- Printable discs: on models with a disc tray, the same cyan feeds CD and DVD label printing.
- Water exposure: dye ink resists water less than pigment ink does, so keep finished prints dry and covered.
Filling and Tank Handling
- Independent tank: top up cyan alone without touching the black, magenta, yellow or two light colour tanks.
- Fill line: pour until the ink reaches the upper line on the cyan tank, then stop to avoid overflow.
- Label check: match the bottle's cyan label to the tank label before pouring, so colours never get mixed.
- Steady pour: squeeze gently and slowly to keep ink off the printer body, the desk and your hands.
- Cap seal: close the cap firmly after each use so leftover cyan does not dry out or leak.
Storage and Safety
- Sealed storage: keep bottles sealed and upright until fill day, which protects the ink from dust and air.
- Temperature: store away from direct sun and hot shelves, a real concern in warm coastal and lakeside shops.
- Allergen notice: Epson lists two ingredients that may trigger allergic skin reactions, so avoid prolonged skin contact.
- Safety data sheet: Epson supplies one on request, helpful for print shops and schools that keep chemical records.
- Child safety: store out of reach of children, as you would any printing ink or cleaning product.
Package Contents
The Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle arrives in its factory-sealed Epson retail box, exactly as it leaves the manufacturer. Inside you get:
- One 70ml Epson T6732 Cyan ink bottle with a sealed cap
- Epson packaging printed with the colour and the list of compatible printers
There is no printer, print head or other colour in the box. The remaining T673 colours are sold individually at Mascom International, so you only buy the tank that is running low.
Warranty
The Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects. Cover includes a bottle that arrives leaking, a broken factory seal, or ink that fails to print correctly in a compatible Epson printer. Bring the bottle and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD service desk, or start the claim on WhatsApp.
Buying the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle from Mascom International
Mascom International keeps the Epson T6732 Cyan Ink Bottle on the shelf at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM, bring your printer model, and our team will confirm the match before you pay. The rest of the T673 set sits alongside it: Black, Magenta, Yellow, Light Cyan and Light Magenta.
Three ways to order:
- Call/WhatsApp +254 708 852 521
- Email info@mascomintl.com
- Order through www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches every one of Kenya's 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs receive the Epson T6732 Cyan the same day. Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Mombasa, Kakamega and all other major towns receive it within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You check the seal and pay only when the bottle arrives.
Every bottle comes with the 6-month Mascom warranty stated above.
Print shops, design studios and cyber cafes across Kenya rely on Mascom International for genuine Epson consumables, current pricing and a real counter to walk up to whenever a question comes up.
