Canon PGI-9 Pigment Photo Black for Canon Pixma iX7000 and Pro9500 Mark II


Key Features
- LUCIA PGI-9PBK Photo Black Ink
- Dedicated Photo Black Ink Tank
- FINE Technology
- Genuine Canon Ink
- Individual ink system - Increases Efficiency, Reduces waste & Saves money
- Compatible with: PIXMA iX7000, MX7600, Pro9500, Pro9500 Mark II

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Overview
With a design that features the FINE (Full Photolithographic Inkjet Nozzle Engineering) technology, the Canon PGI-9 Photo Black Ink Cartridge for the Pro 9500 Photo Inkjet Printer is perfect for household and domestic usage. What's even better is the fact that the PGI-9 produces smudge-free photos and it also comes with more than enough ink to print a large number of papers. The ink is extremely clear and makes for superior quality and detailed black and white images. The cartridge could also be used to print photos when teemed with original Canon photo papers. In addition, a solitary ink tank system makes for lesser waste, lower expenditure and effortless color substitution.
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| Color | Black |
- Canon PGI-9 Photo Black Ink Cartridge
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