Canon laser printers generally have two types of waste ink tanks: one is a built-in waste ink tank, and the other is an external waste ink tank.
The built-in waste ink tank is the waste ink reservoir, which is the part of the printer that holds the waste ink. It usually consists of a sponge-like material that absorbs and holds the ink during the printing process. The ink is retained until it is full, and then the waste ink tank should be replaced.
The external waste ink tank is a separate tank that is attached to the printer or connected to the printer by means of a tube. The external waste ink tank is filled with absorbent material which absorbs spilled ink during the printing process. The external waste ink tank should be replaced when it is full.
In general, the capacity of the waste ink tank depends on the model of the printer. Generally speaking, it can be up to 700 words. However, it is recommended to check the user manual of your printer to see the precise capacity.
