Lexmark CS796 BLK Ext Hi RT PRG CRT(20K)

Lexmark CS796 BLK Ext Hi RT PRG CRT(20K) | Black cartridge, clearly identified

Without the exact cartridge name to hand, ordering a replacement can turn into guesswork. This Lexmark listing gives you a specific reference: CS796, black, extended-high-yield return-program cartridge, marked 20K. It’s aimed at someone sourcing that named printer consumable, rather than someone browsing for a general-purpose ink option. The useful detail is the combination of model reference and cartridge designation: you can compare the wording on your current supply or purchasing record with the product title. The title identifies the item; it doesn’t describe print quality or promise a particular result for every job, so I’d keep the decision focused on matching the cartridge name. If the CS796 designation and the rest of the label are what you need, this is the product page to use as your reference.

Using the product name as a reference

For repeat purchasing, the full name is more helpful than searching for “black printer ink” alone. Keep the complete designation with your purchasing notes, including the abbreviations and the number in brackets, so the next order can be compared against the same reference. That’s a straightforward way to reduce mix-ups when several printer supplies are being sourced. The title also distinguishes this item from a generic description: it names Lexmark and CS796, then gives the cartridge type and its remaining identifiers. I wouldn’t strip those details away when saving or sharing the listing. This is a deliberately specific product name, and preserving it makes the item easier to identify during a reorder. If you’re buying on behalf of a workplace, the full title can also be copied into an internal request so the person placing the order sees the same product reference.

Technical Specifications

• Brand: Lexmark
• Model reference: CS796
• Colour: Black (BLK)
• Cartridge designation: Ext Hi RT PRG CRT(20K)