Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle is now in stock at Mascom International for KSh 2,400, a 70ml dye-based refill for the EcoTank L800, L805, L810, L850 and L1800. Every Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle we sell is brand new and sealed, with product code C13T67334A printed on the box. It is the magenta member of the six-colour T673 photo set, alongside Black, Cyan, Yellow, Light Cyan and Light Magenta. Collect yours at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or order for delivery. At KSh 2,400 for 70ml, you pay roughly KSh 34 per millilitre of genuine Epson ink.
Magenta decides how reds, pinks and warm skin tones look on paper. Wedding and event photographers printing albums from shoots in Karen gardens rely on the Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle for lifelike faces and bouquet colour. Churches and families producing funeral and service programmes need portraits that look natural, never orange or grey. Small businesses printing red and pink logos on labels need that brand colour to match from one batch to the next. When magenta runs low or a counterfeit bottle drifts off-shade, these jobs show it first, in faces, flowers and logos.
Unlike the unbranded refills sold loose around Nairobi CBD, the Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle from Mascom International comes from a walk-in store with a fixed address and a written warranty. Customers across Nairobi tell us colour casts they blamed on their printer disappeared once they returned to genuine T673 ink. Photo studios and print shops restock here because each bottle arrives boxed, sealed and within its use-before date. Order the Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery countrywide, or pick it up over the counter.
Common Questions About the Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle
Is the Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle worth KSh 2,400 in Kenya?
Yes, the Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle is worth KSh 2,400 if your L800-series printer handles photos or colour branding. That price works out to about KSh 34 per millilitre for 70ml of genuine Epson dye ink. Epson rates a full six-colour T673 set at up to 1,900 photos of 10x15cm, based on the initial ink set. Unbranded magenta saves a few hundred shillings upfront. One ruined wedding album run, or a head clean that burns ink from all six tanks, cancels that saving fast.
How can I tell a genuine Epson T6733 Magenta from fake bottles sold in Nairobi?
Check the box, the seal and the price before you pay. A genuine Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle comes in a printed Epson retail box showing product code C13T67334A and a use-before date. The bottle should be sealed, with clean label printing and no ink residue around the cap. Loose bottles, photocopied labels, misspelt text or a price far below the usual rate are common warning signs in Nairobi CBD. Mascom International sells every T6733 bottle boxed and sealed, and you can inspect it at Kimathi Street before paying.
What happens if I put 664 or 003 magenta ink into an L800-series tank?
Avoid it, because 664 and 003 magenta are made for four-colour tank printers, not the six-colour L800, L805, L810, L850 and L1800. For these machines, Epson lists only the T673 series, which includes the Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle. A different formulation can shift reds and skin tones, since the printer's colour settings expect T673 ink. Mixed inks can also leave residue that blocks nozzles beyond what head cleaning clears. If a tank is already contaminated, stop printing and bring the printer to Mascom International for advice.
Does the Epson T6733 Magenta print natural skin tones for wedding photographers?
Yes, the Epson T6733 Magenta prints natural skin tones when it works alongside T6736 Light Magenta in a six-colour L800-series printer. Magenta carries the strong reds in lips, bridal flowers and kitenge fabric, while Light Magenta smooths the pale pinks in cheeks and highlights. Running both from genuine T673 bottles keeps complexions warm rather than blotchy. For the best results, print on Epson glossy photo paper and choose the matching paper type in the driver. It is a practical setup for album prints from Nakuru and Naivasha receptions.
Epson T6733 Magenta vs T6736 Light Magenta, which one do I need?
You need both, because the Epson T6733 Magenta and T6736 Light Magenta do different jobs inside the same printer. Magenta lays down saturated colour, such as red logos, deep pink roses, maroon church banners and the warm base of skin tones. Light Magenta handles soft gradients like pale cheeks and sunset tones, which reduces visible dots in smooth areas. Neither replaces the other, since the printer driver expects six separate inks in six labelled tanks. Mascom International stocks every T673 colour, so one visit covers whichever bottle you need.
How should I store the Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle in Kenyan heat and during power cuts?
Store the Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle upright, capped and out of direct sun, somewhere cool rather than on a hot shop counter. Heat in Mombasa, Kisumu or a tin-roofed kiosk can dry and degrade dye ink over time. Once opened, recap immediately so dust stays out of the remaining ink. If KPLC outages leave your printer idle for days, print a nozzle check before a big order so a faint magenta line is caught early. Always finish the bottle before the date Epson prints on the box.
Who should buy the Epson T6733 Magenta, and who should skip it?
Buy the Epson T6733 Magenta if you own an EcoTank L800, L805, L810, L850 or L1800 and print photos, event programmes or branded colour work. Skip it if you own a four-colour tank printer such as the L3110 or L120, since those take a different magenta bottle, usually 003 or 664 depending on the model. If you mainly print text invoices and forms, a four-colour office tank printer is the cheaper fit. Send your printer model to Mascom International on WhatsApp and we will confirm the right bottle.
Can the Epson T6733 Magenta match red and pink brand colours on labels and stickers?
Yes, the Epson T6733 Magenta reproduces red and pink brand colours reliably when you print from the same file, paper and driver settings every time. Genuine T673 ink is made to one Epson specification, so this month's sticker batch matches last month's. Because this is dye-based ink, labels exposed to water or sunlight should be laminated or printed on coated vinyl sticker paper. The approach suits small businesses in Kenya bottling juice, honey or cosmetics that need shelf-ready labels. Always run a test print when changing paper brands.
Technical Specifications
Ink Formula and Colour Role
- Colour: magenta, the red-pink primary in a six-colour set, controlling reds, pinks, purples and warm skin tones.
- Ink type: dye-based, giving bright, glossy photo colour on coated paper rather than office-grade water resistance.
- Partner inks: Black, Cyan, Yellow, Light Cyan and Light Magenta, each sold as its own T673 bottle.
- Light Magenta pairing: T6733 supplies saturated tones while T6736 fills pale gradients, so faces print without visible dots.
- Photo focus: Epson positions the T673 set for glossy photo printing with sharp detail and lifelike colour.
Printer Compatibility
- EcoTank L800: six-colour A4 photo printer that uses the full T673 set, including this magenta bottle.
- EcoTank L805: wireless version of the L800 photo design, sharing the same six tanks and the same magenta bottle.
- EcoTank L810 and L850: six-colour models with CD and DVD printing, and the L850 adds scanning and copying.
- EcoTank L1800: A3+ six-colour printer, so large posters and portraits draw on this same magenta supply.
- Not compatible: four-colour tank printers that use 664, 003 or other series, which need their own matching bottles.
Yield and Running Cost
- Bottle volume: 70ml of magenta ink in a single bottle, poured straight into the printer's magenta tank.
- Rated set yield: up to 1,900 photos at 10x15cm from the six-colour initial set, per Epson's published figure.
- Cost per millilitre: KSh 2,400 across 70ml works out to about KSh 34 per millilitre of genuine ink.
- Content matters: portraits, flowers and red logos use more magenta than landscapes, so real yield depends on your work.
- First fill: a brand new printer uses part of its first ink set to charge the print head, lowering first-fill yield.
Bottle Design and Filling
- Direct pour: the bottle fills the tank without syringes, so there is no extra equipment to buy or clean.
- Inner seal: the bottle arrives sealed under the cap, and you remove the seal only when you are ready to fill.
- Labelled tanks: match the bottle label to the magenta tank before pouring, since mixing colours contaminates the tank.
- Read the label: magenta and light magenta look alike in the bottle, so trust the printed name, not the colour.
- Visible levels: L800-series tanks show ink through a clear window, so you top up by sight to the upper line.
- Clean filling: dye ink stains clothes and skin, so fill over paper towel on a flat, stable surface.
Storage and Shelf Life
- Use-before date: printed on every genuine box, and using the ink before that date keeps colour accurate.
- Upright and capped: prevents leaks during delivery and keeps dust out of an opened bottle between refills.
- Avoid heat: store away from direct sun, hot counters and closed vehicles, which speed up ink degradation.
- Cold bottles: let a chilled bottle return to room temperature before filling, so the ink flows evenly.
- Opened bottles: recap tightly and finish leftover ink soon, because air exposure slowly changes dye ink.
- Safety: keep bottles away from children, and wash off any skin contact with soap and water.
Genuine Product Identification
- Product code: C13T67334A appears on the genuine box, so check it before accepting any magenta bottle.
- Packaging print: sharp Epson branding and clear text, while blurred or misspelt boxes point to counterfeit stock.
- Sealed bottle: genuine stock arrives with an intact seal under the cap and no ink residue outside.
- Price check: bottles offered far below normal retail are usually refilled or counterfeit, whatever the label claims.
- Colour test: after filling, print a nozzle check and a portrait, since muddy or orange results signal trouble.
- Seller accountability: buy from a shop with a fixed address and receipt, so you have recourse if something fails.
Package Contents
The Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle ships in the manufacturer retail box exactly as it leaves the factory. Mascom International never repackages, decants or refills ink.
- One 70ml Epson T6733 magenta ink bottle, factory sealed
- Epson retail box showing product code C13T67334A and a use-before date
No printer, tank or syringe is included, because the bottle pours directly into the magenta tank.
Warranty
The Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects, such as a bottle that arrives leaking or with a damaged seal. Keep your receipt and the box. Our Nairobi CBD service desk handles every claim directly, so you deal with the people who sold you the bottle.
Buying the Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle from Mascom International
Mascom International keeps the Epson T6733 Magenta Ink Bottle at our Nairobi CBD store: Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street. Walk in Monday through Saturday between 9:00 AM and 7:00 PM to check the box, seal and product code before you pay. The other T673 colours, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Light Cyan and Light Magenta, sit on the same shelf.
Three ways to order:
- Call/WhatsApp +254 708 852 521
- Email info@mascomintl.com
- Order through www.mascomintl.com
Pay-on-arrival delivery reaches all 47 Kenyan counties. Nairobi and its environs receive the bottle the same day. Nakuru, Eldoret, Kisumu, Mombasa, Kakamega and every other major town receive it within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. You inspect the sealed box and pay only when it arrives.
Each bottle comes with the 6-month Mascom warranty stated above.
Photographers, churches and print shops across Kenya rely on Mascom International for genuine ink, straight answers on compatibility, and after-sales help from a store they can actually visit.
