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


Key Features
- LUCIA PGI-9R Red 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
Rendering the images in near pristine quality, the Canon PGI-9 Red Ink Cartridge for the Pro 9500 Photo Inkjet Printer produces splendid results on account of its FINE (Full photolithographic Inkjet Nozzle Engineering) technology and swifter color speed. Contained within a singular ink tank system, the cartridge has delivers an amazing performance and makes your photos retain their quality for ages to come. The Canon PGI-9 constitutes enough of ink to easily print for extended durations. Anybody who's used the Canon PGI-9 even once, absolutely swears by its quality and never substitutes it with any other color ink cartridge. It is best suited for original Canon photo papers.
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| Color | Red |
- Canon PGI-9 Red Ink Cartridge
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