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Big Spring for Epson L1800 1390 1430 Capping Station – Seal Pad Compression Spring (19mm x 14mm)
This replacement big spring is designed for the Epson L1800 capping station. It sits under the capping station seal pad and provides the upward pressure needed for a proper seal...
$19.99
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AS-L18-BIGCAPSpring
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This replacement big spring is designed for the Epson L1800 capping station. It sits under the capping station seal pad and provides the upward pressure needed for a proper seal against the printhead. A strong and stable seal ensures effective ink suction during cleaning cycles and prevents air leaks that can cause print quality issues.
Compatible Model: Epson L1800
Function: Pushes up the capping station seal pad to maintain nozzle sealing
Dimensions:
Length: 19 mm (0.7 inch)
Diameter: 14 mm (0.5 inch)
Material: Durable metal spring steel
Why Replace This Part?
Over time, the capping station spring may lose tension, corrode, or get clogged with ink, causing sealing failures. This leads to poor nozzle cleaning, frequent clogs, or ink drying on the printhead. Replacing the spring restores proper sealing pressure, helping extend the life of your printhead.
Package Includes:
1 × Capping Station Big Spring (for Epson L1800)
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