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Q&A

How do I find the correct cartridge for my printer?

The easiest way is to look at the front or top of your printer for the Model Name (e.g., HP DeskJet 2755). Alternatively, check the label on your old empty cartridges for the Cartridge Number (e.g., 67 or 63XL). Simply type this number into our search bar to find the perfect match.

“XL” stands for Extra Large capacity. While the cartridge size looks the same, the sponge inside XL cartridges is filled with 2-3 times more ink. We highly recommend XL versions because they offer a much lower “cost per page” and last significantly longer.

It depends on your printer type.

  • Ink Cartridges contain liquid ink and are used for Inkjet Printers (common for home & photos).

  • Toner Cartridges contain dry powder and are used for Laser Printers (common for office & documents).

  • Tip: If your cartridge is heavy and long, it’s likely Toner.

PLA vs. PETG: Which filament should I choose?

  • Choose PLA if you are a beginner or printing decorative models/toys. It is the easiest to print, has vibrant colors, and is eco-friendly.

  • Choose PETG if you need functional parts (like brackets or gears). It is stronger, more flexible, and heat-resistant, but requires slightly higher printing temperatures.

Yes, almost certainly. 1.75mm is the industry standard diameter used by 99% of desktop FDM printers, including Creality (Ender series), Prusa, Anycubic, and Bambu Lab. Unless you have a very old or specialized industrial machine, 1.75mm is the correct size.

  • For PLA: A heated bed is optional (recommended 50-60°C) but not strictly required.

  • For PETG & ABS: Yes, a heated bed is required to prevent warping (70-100°C depending on the material).