HP 745 Original Ink Cartridge F9J99A Matte Black

Sharp matte black output for professional proofing

The HP 745 ink cartridge delivers matte black prints with pigment-based ink formulated for crisp text and deep neutral blacks. Improved print sharpness and consistent ink density reduce the need for repeat runs, making the cartridge suitable for proofs and technical linework that require precise rendering. The pigment composition supports stable results across large-format media used in production environments.

Original manufacture for reliable operation

The original HP module ensures compatibility and fit with HP hardware, not a remanufactured unit, and is supplied as an original part to maintain printer performance. This provenance minimises variation between cartridges and helps preserve colour fidelity when matched with other original consumables. The cartridge is identified by model 745 and reference F9J99A for straightforward replacement and inventory control.

Suited to wide-format DesignJet workflows

Compatibility is confirmed for HP DesignJet Z5600 printers, aligning the cartridge with wide-format colour workflows and photographic output systems. Print service providers and design studios benefit from tailored integration with large-format devices, where consistent black density supports both proofs and final prints. Standard yield sizing fits regular production cycles without overspecification for sporadic use.

Clear technical data for planning and storage

Ink type: Pigment-based. Ink volume: 130 ml. Print colour: Matte Black. Product type: ink cartridge. Original/compatible: Original. Yield type: Standard. Cartridge reference number: F9J99A. Model: 745. Dimensions: 202 mm (width) × 129 mm (depth) × 40 mm (height). Weight: 5220 g. Remanufactured: No. These figures enable straightforward stock planning and physical storage assessments.

Efficiency and reduced downtime in print operations

Fast replacement is supported by the cartridge's original design, which helps to keep large-format production flowing with minimal interruption. Fewer misfeeds and consistent nozzle behaviour reduce maintenance intervals and contribute to a more predictable production schedule. The combination of pigment-based chemistry and original HP engineering helps maintain output quality across extended print jobs.