Canon BCI-6PM Photo Magenta Ink Cartridge for select ink jet printers


Key Features
- Fast drying
- Smudge-resistant
- Excellent for printing vibrant photos
- Easy to install
- Compatible with select Canon Bubble Jet and PIXMA printers
- Compatible with: BJC-8200, i900D, i9100, i950, i960, i9900, PIXMA iP6000D, iP8500, S800, S820, S820D, S830D, S900, S9000

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Overview
Coming in a vivacious magenta color, the Canon BCI-6PM Photo Magenta Ink Cartridge for select ink jet printers is quite frankly one of the best ink cartridges to emerge from the Canon bandwagon in recent times. When compared to other ink cartridges in its class, it has more than a few superior characteristics such as its smudge-free quality, durable and long-lasting ink, and easy installation technique. Never does the Canon BCI-6PM Photo Magenta Ink Cartridge fail to produce images of the highest clarity and detailing. Manufactured exclusively for select Canon Bubble Jet and PIXMA printers, this cartridge is a marvel of printing technology.
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| Color | Photo Magenta |
- Canon BCI-6PM Photo Magenta Ink Cartridge
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