- Virtual CIO
The Virtual CIO Checklist: 20 Things to Review Annually
25 Mar, 2026

£488.29 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
If you’re doing serious large-format print work and want colour consistency you can rely on, the Epson UltraChrome Pro6 grey cartridge is one of those “boring but right” buys. Grey tends to be the backbone of neutral tones, tonal gradients and black-and-white output, so having the correct OEM grey matters more than you might think—especially for fine art, proofs that need to match, or repeatable industrial signage. The fact it’s priced at **£406.12 ex-VAT** means it’s not for occasional printing or anyone trying to minimise ink spend; it’s aimed at studios and production environments where uptime and predictable results pay back.
That said, I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re printing infrequently, using lots of non-critical drafts, or you’re not already set up to get full value from Pro6 workflows. Ink cost at that level can get brutal quickly if you waste sheets, run test storms, or don’t dial in settings properly. Best fit: busy B2B print shops, photographic/fine art outfits, or pre-press teams that prioritise consistency over bargain hunting. If you’re mainly doing high-volume general graphics where slight tonal drift won’t matter, there are usually cheaper routes—so treat this as a “buy when it truly matters” cartridge, not a blanket solution.

Epson
Epson T6121 - 220 ml - photo black - original - ink cartridge - for Stylus Pro 7400, Pro 7450, Pro 9400, Pro 9450

Epson
Epson Ink Cartridges, Ultrachrome HDR, T596200, Singlepack, 1 x 350.0 ml Cyan

Epson
Epson Ink Cartridges, Ultrachrome HDR, T636900, Singlepack, 1 x 700.0 ml Light Light Black

Epson
Epson Ink Cartridges, T603600, Singlepack, 1 x 220.0 ml Vivid Light Magenta