Canon PGI-9 Pigment Photo Magenta for Canon Pixma Pro9500 Mark II Printer


Key Features
- LUCIA PGI-9PM Photo Magenta 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
Displaying prints that last for many years, the Canon PGI- 9 Photo Magenta Ink Cartridge for the Pro 9500 Photo Inkjet Printer is designed with the FINE (Full Photolithographic Inkjet Nozzle Engineering) technology and it complements the Pro 9500 Photo Inkjet Printer by constantly delivering a detailed and crisp print output. The cartridge comes in a portable size and can be easily installed. With a high capacity pack, the PGI-9 has the capability to print a large number of images at a stretch and its individual ink tank system functions such that the ink is conveniently replaced whenever required.
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| Color | Photo Magenta |
- Canon PGI-9 Photo Magenta Ink Cartridge
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