Brother LC-426C ink cartridge 1 pc(s) Original Cyan

The Brother Ink LC426C Cyan cartridge provides consistent cyan color for colour documents and photo prints. Designed as an original Brother cartridge, it integrates with compatible Brother printers for straightforward installation and dependable print quality. With an approximate page yield of 1,500 pages under standard conditions, the cartridge is intended to deliver accurate colour rendering and stable performance for routine home and office printing tasks.

Advantages

Original Brother formulation ensures colour accuracy and stable ink flow to reduce streaking and banding. The cartridge is engineered for easy replacement and reliable mechanical fit in supported Brother printers. Its yield of about 1,500 pages offers predictable consumable planning for regular printing volumes. Using an original cartridge helps maintain printhead health and consistent colour balance across print jobs.

Key specifications

• Ink colour: Cyan
• Cartridge type: Original OEM ink cartridge
• Typical yield: approx. 1,500 pages (standard coverage)
• Compatibility: designed for use with compatible Brother inkjet printers
• Formulation: pigment/dye-based ink engineered for colour printing

How to use

Turn off the printer if recommended by the manufacturer, open the cartridge access cover and remove the empty cyan cartridge by following the printer’s user guide. Unpack the new Brother LC426C Cyan cartridge, remove any protective tape according to the included instructions, and insert it into the correct cyan slot until it clicks into place. Close the access cover and perform any printer prompts or alignment procedures displayed on the device to ensure optimal colour registration and printhead calibration.

Recommendations

Store unused cartridges in a cool, dry place and install them before the printed expiry or recommended date. For consistent colour output, allow the printer to run its maintenance cycles as needed and use genuine Brother cartridges to minimise the risk of nozzle clogging and colour shifts. When not printing for extended periods, run a short cleaning cycle before high-quality colour jobs.