Epson DiscProducer PP-100II Ink Cartridges
Shop ink cartridges for your Epson DiscProducer PP-100II, which uses the Epson PJIC1-PJIC6 ink cartridges series. The PP-100II is an automated optical disc publisher engineered for direct-to-disc label production. Ink Depot has supplied genuine ink for this printer since May 2025. Our 4.8 Google rating reflects a long-standing track record of premium cartridge performance. Replacing individual cartridges such as the C13S020693 (PJIC6) Black or C13S020688 (PJIC1) Cyan ensures consistent colour saturation across high-volume publishing runs.
Understanding Page Output and Ink Consumption
Disc surface coverage varies based on graphics, photo density, and text placement. Because the Epson DiscProducer PP-100II uses separate PJIC series cartridges for each ink stream, individual colours exhaust at different rates depending on label design complexity, maintaining visual consistency across disc batches.
Managing Consumables and Ordering Options
For monochrome text labels, replacing the C13S020693 Black cartridge keeps operations moving efficiently. When printing full-coverage photographic disc art, monitoring individual PJIC colour tanks prevents mid-job stops. Stocking extra Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow ink tanks ensures uninterrupted batch disc production. All orders are dispatched from our Australian warehouses in Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. Free delivery applies on all orders over $99. For details on returns, view our Returns policy. Browse our complete range of Epson ink cartridges for all your printing needs.
Pro Tip for Disc Printing Consumables
Always keep spare PJIC cartridges on hand when starting large automated disc publishing jobs, as disc publishers automatically pause print cycles if any single colour ink level drops below the operational threshold.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I replace only the depleted PJIC ink cartridge in the DiscProducer PP-100II?
Yes, each colour in the PJIC series operates independently. You only need to replace the specific cartridge code (such as C13S020688 Cyan or C13S020693 Black) that is low, avoiding waste of remaining ink in other tanks.
Why do colour ink levels deplete unevenly during automated disc printing?
Disc surface designs dictate ink draw. Full-bleed background graphics consume high volumes of specific primary colours, whereas disc titles and line art predominantly draw Black ink.
What happens to ongoing disc publishing jobs if one PJIC ink cartridge runs out?
The DiscProducer PP-100II pauses active disc handling until the empty PJIC cartridge is replaced, protecting partially printed media from ink starvation mid-cycle.
