Buy Printer Ink Online in India

Genuine ink bottles for Epson EcoTank, Brother, HP Smart Tank and Canon PIXMA MegaTank printers, listed by ink code so you can match exactly what your machine takes. Every bottle is a manufacturer product, not a refill or compatible substitute. Eligible orders ship free.

Find the Right Ink for Your Printer

Ink is one of the few purchases where getting it nearly right is the same as getting it wrong. Your printer takes one specific ink code, and no other code will work in it

The quickest way to find yours: look at the ink bottle currently in or beside your printer — the code is printed on the label, usually as a three-digit number or a short alphanumeric string like 003, 005, T664, GT52 or BTD60BK. Order the same code again.

If you don't have the old bottle, the code is listed in your printer's manual, and is often printed inside the ink tank cover on the machine itself. Your printer model number — the name on the front, such as EcoTank L3250 or DCP-T830DW — will identify it too.

Once you know your code, find it in the listings above. Every product title states the ink code and colour, so matching is direct.

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Epson Ink Bottles

The largest selection here, covering the ink codes used across Epson's EcoTank range — including the 003, 005, 008 and T664 series in black, cyan, magenta and yellow. Epson's tank system is designed around these bottles, and a single bottle typically prints thousands of pages before it needs replacing..

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Brother Ink Bottles

Genuine Brother ink for the company's refillable tank printers, including the BTD and BT series in black and colour. Matched to Brother's own tank machines, so the bottle fits and the printer recognises it.

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HP Ink Bottles

GT-series ink bottles for HP's refillable tank printers, in black and colour. Straightforward refills for HP Smart Tank and Ink Tank machines.

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Canon Ink Bottles

Genuine Canon ink for PIXMA MegaTank printers — the refillable tank system built for high page volumes at low cost per page.

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Ink Bottles and Cartridges — What's the Difference?

Ink bottles are for tank printers. You pour the ink into a refillable reservoir built into the machine, and one bottle typically prints for months. Cost per page is very low, which is the whole reason tank printers exist.

Cartridges are sealed units that clip into the printer and are thrown away when empty. They cost more per page, and on some printers the cartridges over their life cost more than the printer did.

Everything on this page is ink bottles for tank printers. If your printer takes cartridges, these bottles will not fit it — check your machine before ordering.

If you are still buying cartridges regularly and printing at any volume, the arithmetic usually favours switching to a tank printer at the next replacement. Compare the printer range to see what the running costs look like.

Genuine Ink or Third-Party Refills?

Third-party ink is cheaper per bottle, and the reason it stays cheaper is that the manufacturer isn't standing behind it.

Genuine ink is formulated for the specific print head in your machine. Third-party ink varies in pigment quality and viscosity, and the common failure mode isn't poor colour — it is a clogged print head, which is expensive to service and sometimes terminal for the printer. Using non-manufacturer ink can also affect warranty cover on the machine.

Every ink product listed here is a genuine manufacturer bottle. On a printer that cost several thousand rupees and needs to work on the day you need it, that is usually the sensible economy.

How to Avoid Ordering the Wrong Ink

Match the code, not the printer brand. An Epson printer does not take "Epson ink" generally — it takes one specific code. Owning an Epson is not enough information to order correctly.

Check the colour separately. Codes cover a family; each colour is a separate product. Confirm you're ordering black, cyan, magenta or yellow as needed.

Order before you run out. Tank printers print until they don't, and a dry tank on a day you need to print is an avoidable problem. Most people find a spare black bottle on the shelf is worth the small outlay.

Keep the empty bottle until the new one arrives. It is the fastest reference for reordering next time.

Buying Printer Ink from Odrr

Every ink product listed here states the brand, ink code and colour, along with current price, stock status and shipping details on the product page. Orders are supplied by Singhal Infosystems Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur.

We stock ink alongside the printers themselves, so the codes your machine needs stay available for reordering rather than disappearing after the hardware sale. If you're choosing a new printer, checking consumable availability first is worth the two minutes — browse the printer range with running costs in mind.

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Printer Ink FAQs

How do I know which ink my printer takes?

The ink code is printed on the bottle currently in your printer, listed in the printer's manual, and often printed inside the ink tank cover on the machine. It usually looks like a short code such as 003, T664, GT52 or BTD60BK. Your printer's model number will also identify the correct ink.

How long does a bottle of ink last?

Far longer than a cartridge. A single bottle in a tank printer typically covers thousands of pages, though the exact figure depends on what you print — text-heavy documents consume much less than photos and full-colour graphics. Most home users replace black ink well before any colour.

Can I use a different colour code in my printer?

No. Each printer is designed around one ink code family, and a different code will not fit or will not be recognised. Within the correct code, you order each colour separately as it runs low.

What happens if I let the ink run completely dry?

Running a tank printer dry can let air into the print head, which may require a cleaning cycle before it prints properly again — and in some cases causes lasting damage. Refill when the tank level gets low rather than waiting for the printer to stop.

Does my laser printer use ink?

No. Laser printers use toner, a fine powder supplied in cartridges, and ink bottles will not work in them. Check whether your machine is a laser or an inkjet or tank printer before ordering — the product page for your printer model states which.