Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle is now in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 2,400 for a genuine 70ml bottle of dye-based yellow ink, brand new and sealed. The Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle refills the yellow tank on the Epson L800, L805, L810, L850 and L1800. These are the six-colour photo printers that Kenyan studios, print kiosks and offices depend on. Epson rates each bottle at about 1,900 photos in the 10x15cm postcard size. Collect yours at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or have it delivered to your door within the day across Nairobi.
Yellow is the colour most owners forget, even though it shapes every green, orange and skin tone on the page. Through the tank wall it looks pale whether full or nearly empty, so nobody checks it until prints come out blue or purple. Restaurant managers across Nairobi use the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle to print menus where chips, pilau and mango juice look appetising again. Tour and safari operators rely on it for golden grass and sunlit lion manes on brochures and framed wildlife prints. ECDE teachers load the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle to print sunflowers, bananas and alphabet posters that stay cheerful on the classroom wall.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that sell loose, unboxed bottles of unknown age, Mascom International stocks sealed Epson retail packs carrying the original C13T67344A code. Customers across Nairobi tell us their landscapes and skin tones looked right again after a single yellow top-up. The Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle sits beside the other T673 colours on our shelf, so a full restock happens in one visit. Walk in and pay by M-Pesa, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle
How can I tell the Epson T6734 Yellow is running low just by looking at my prints?
A blue, purple or cold cast across your prints is the clearest sign that the yellow tank is running low. Yellow ink is pale, so its level is hard to read through the tank wall. Watch for greens drifting towards teal, oranges turning pink and faces looking grey or ashen. A cream background printing almost white is another clue. Refill with the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle before the level falls below the lower mark on the tank.
How many photos does the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle print, and is KSh 2,400 worth it?
Epson rates one Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle at about 1,900 photos in the 10x15cm size. At KSh 2,400 from Mascom International, that works out to roughly KSh 1.26 of yellow ink per postcard photo. Real yield drops when you print big sunsets, food spreads or full yellow backgrounds, because those pages use more yellow than an average photo. Even so, one 70ml bottle covers a long run of menus and brochures for a small Kenyan business.
Which printers take the Epson T6734 Yellow, and does it fit the wide-format L1800?
The Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle fits the Epson L800, L805, L810, L850 and L1800, the five six-colour photo ink tank printers in Epson's T673 family. The wide-format L1800 uses exactly the same 70ml yellow bottle as the smaller models. That keeps restocking simple for a studio running an L805 at the front desk and an L1800 for posters. Before you order, confirm your printer has six tanks, including Light Cyan and Light Magenta.
How should I store an opened Epson T6734 Yellow bottle in Nairobi heat?
Close the cap firmly, stand the bottle upright and keep it in a cool, dark cupboard away from windows. Afternoon sun through an office window, or a car parked on Mombasa Road at midday, warms the ink quickly. Heat speeds evaporation, which can thicken the ink and leave a crust around the nozzle. Keep the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle away from children and food. Use the remainder on your next top-up instead of leaving a half bottle open for months.
Is the Epson T6734 Yellow good for restaurant menus and food photos?
Yes, because yellow carries most of the appetite appeal in printed food, where golden and orange tones depend on it. Chips, chapati, mandazi, egg yolks and passion juice all need the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle mixing correctly with magenta for oranges and with cyan for herb garnish. When yellow runs short, those dishes look dull, grey or even bluish on the page. Hotel kitchens in Diani and Nyali that print menus in-house keep one spare bottle ready.
Can safari and tour operators use the Epson T6734 Yellow for wildlife prints and brochures?
Tour and safari operators get accurate savannah colour from the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle, since dry grass, acacia bark, lion manes and sunsets are built mostly from yellow. Mixed with cyan it produces the green of Naivasha lakeshores, and mixed with magenta it gives the orange glow of an Amboseli evening. Dye-based ink on glossy photo paper keeps those gradients smooth. Operators preparing brochures before the busy migration season should restock early, because landscape-heavy runs drain yellow faster.
Is the Epson T6734 Yellow a good choice for ECDE teachers printing classroom posters?
ECDE teachers get bright, sunny classroom material from the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle, and young learners respond well to strong colour on the wall. Sunflowers, bananas, number cards, weather boards and alphabet flashcards all rely on clean yellow. For CBC activity displays, laminate the printed posters, because dye ink is water-sensitive and small hands are rarely dry. Remember that a page with a full yellow sun background uses far more ink than a text-heavy worksheet.
Epson T6734 original or a cheaper compatible yellow, which should I use?
Choose the original Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle for any print a client or parent will see, because Epson formulates it for the L800-series printhead and driver colour profiles. Compatible yellows sold at similar prices in Nairobi often lean lemon or orange, which shifts skin tones and greens. Mixing two formulas inside one tank can also disturb colour until the old ink clears. A compatible bottle may suit rough internal drafts if you accept some colour drift.
Who should buy the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle, and who should skip it?
Owners of the Epson L800, L805, L810, L850 or L1800 whose prints are drifting cool or blue should buy it now. Skip it if you own a four-colour EcoTank such as the L3250 or L3150, because those printers take a different bottle; message Mascom International on WhatsApp for the right one. Skip it too if your jobs are mostly black text documents, where the Epson T6731 Black bottle is the refill that actually matters.
Technical Specifications
Ink Formulation and Colour Role
- Colour: Yellow, one of six dye inks in the Epson T673 set, forming golden, orange and green tones.
- Ink type: dye-based, which soaks into glossy photo paper for smooth gradients across skies, skin and sunsets.
- Volume: 70ml per bottle, the standard size across the T673 range, so all six colours restock alike.
- Mixing role: yellow with cyan creates greens, while yellow with magenta creates the oranges and reds in photos.
- Product code: C13T67344A, printed on genuine Epson packaging so you can match the box to your manual.
Printer Compatibility and Tank Setup
- Supported printers: Epson L800, L805, L810, L850 and L1800, all six-colour photo ink tank models from Epson.
- The wide-format L1800 uses this same 70ml yellow bottle, so studios with mixed printers stock one code.
- Six-tank requirement: your printer must carry Light Cyan and Light Magenta tanks alongside the standard four colours.
- Four-colour EcoTank models take different bottles, so count the tanks on your printer before ordering this yellow.
- Genuine Epson ink matches the colour profiles the Epson driver expects, keeping screen and paper closely aligned.
Consumables and Running Cost
- Rated yield: about 1,900 photos at 10x15cm, per Epson, varying with image content, paper type and conditions.
- Cost per photo: KSh 2,400 divided by 1,900 photos comes to roughly KSh 1.26 of yellow each.
- Yellow-heavy images, such as sunsets, food spreads and savannah scenes, consume more ink than the rated average.
- Buying yellow on its own means you replace only the colour that ran dry, protecting your cash flow.
- Keeping yellow topped up prevents reprints caused by colour casts, which waste paper and every other colour.
Paper Handling and Print Results
- Glossy photo paper: dye ink produces vivid yellows and clean transitions on menus, brochures and wildlife prints.
- Plain paper: suitable for classroom posters and handouts, though colours look softer than on coated photo stock.
- Lamination: dye prints are water-sensitive, so laminating menus and posters shields them from spills and fingerprints.
- Display life: hang framed wildlife prints away from direct window sun, which fades dye ink faster over time.
- Balanced yellow keeps skin tones natural rather than grey, which matters for portraits, passport-style shots and staff photos.
Refilling Procedure and Safe Handling
- Place the printer on a level surface and open only the yellow tank cap before you begin pouring.
- Match the yellow label on the bottle to the yellow tank, so no colour gets mixed inside the reservoir.
- Pour slowly and stop at the upper mark on the tank, which prevents spills across the printer body.
- Wipe the bottle tip with tissue before recapping, so dried yellow does not crust around the cap thread.
- Epson notes the ink may cause allergic skin reactions, so wash any spill off promptly with soap and water.
Storage and Shelf Care
- Store bottles upright with caps tight, in a cool, dark cupboard away from windows, heaters and cookers.
- Never leave bottles in parked cars or on delivery motorbikes in the sun, where heat builds within minutes.
- Keep ink away from children and pets; Epson supplies a safety data sheet for this ink on request.
- A sealed spare on the shelf means a colour cast never interrupts a menu run or brochure deadline.
- Use older bottles first when you hold several, and keep each one in its box until needed.
Package Contents
Each Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle arrives factory-sealed in Epson retail packaging, exactly as Epson ships it to authorised sellers.
- One 70ml Epson T6734 yellow dye ink bottle
- Screw cap sealing the bottle
- Epson retail box printed with code C13T67344A
The bottle ships on its own, so add other T673 colours to the same order if several tanks are low. Printers and photo paper are sold separately at Mascom International.
Warranty
The Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty on manufacturing defects. That covers a bottle that arrives leaking, underfilled or with a faulty seal. It does not cover ink spilled while refilling, or problems caused by pouring yellow into the wrong tank. Bring the bottle and your receipt to our Nairobi CBD store, or start a claim on WhatsApp.
Buying the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle from Mascom International
Mascom International stocks the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle alongside Black, Cyan, Magenta, Light Cyan and Light Magenta T673 bottles at our Nairobi CBD location: 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 sealed box and code before paying.
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 Kenyan county. Nairobi and its environs receive the Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle the same day. Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Nanyuki, Narok 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 inspect the sealed pack and pay only when it arrives.
The Epson T6734 Yellow Ink Bottle comes with the 6-month Mascom warranty stated above.
Send us your printer model on WhatsApp and our team confirms the correct bottle before dispatch. Printing businesses, lodges and schools across Kenya rely on Mascom International for genuine Epson consumables, current pricing and straight answers from a real Nairobi CBD store.
