Canon PGI-9 Pigment Gray for Canon Pixma Pro9500 Mark II Printer


Key Features
- LUCIA PGI-9GY Gray Ink
- FINE Technology
- Genuine Canon Ink
- Individual ink system - Increases Efficiency, Reduces waste & Saves money
- Compatible with: PIXMA Pro9500, Pro9500 Mark II

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Overview
Living up to the esteemed name of its brand, the Canon PGI-9 Gray Ink Cartridge for the Pro 9500 Photo Inkjet Printer ushers in an entirely novel method and innovative working mechanism in the field of cartridge technology used for printers. It is created using Canon's superior FINE (Full photolithographic Inkjet Nozzle Engineering) technology, which drastically augments the quality of images on offer. Other brilliant features that are incorporated in this cartridge are the solitary ink tank system for further efficiency and simple color replacement mechanism. The ink of this cartridge is well-renowned for its quality, durability, and cost-efficiency.
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| Color | Gray |
- Canon PGI-9 Gray Ink Cartridge
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