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Canon Cli681C Original Ink Cartridge 250 Pages - Cyan

The ink cartridge is housed inside a carriage with a printhead that produces a tiny sized picolitre droplet of ink. Each one of these printheads for each ink cartridge has several thousand microscopic nozzles. This means that it can reproduce extremely fine and precise lines true to the original without producing any unwanted granular lines or blotches. This contributes significantly to an exacting application of the ink to providesuperior quality resolution levels.

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Canon CLI681C Original Ink Cartridge 250 Pages - Cyan

Canon Cli681C Original Ink Cartridge 250 Pages - Cyan

The ink cartridge is housed inside a carriage with a printhead that produces a tiny sized picolitre droplet of ink. Each one of these printheads for each ink cartridge has several thousand microscopic nozzles. This means that it can reproduce extremely fine and precise lines true to the original without producing any unwanted granular lines or blotches. This contributes significantly to an exacting application of the ink to providesuperior quality resolution levels.

This cartridge contains Canon ink designed for the producing the most vibrant colour expression at the highest saturation levels, with minimal bleeding. It also presents a full gamut of hues and rich tones of cyan for enhanced print glossiness and minimal bronzing effects.

Engineered for use inCanon Pixma TR7560, TR8560, TS6160, TS8160 and TS9160inkjet printers, all-in-one devices and multi-function centres.

The technology behind the image formation process with these types of cartridges is called thermal inkjet. The printhead nozzle section draws down ink from the cartridge and then uses some mini heating elements to expand and eject the ink out from these nozzles and onto the waiting page. Because of its a direct application system, the print resolution levels are far superior to rival print methodologies likelaserand dot matrix.

Combine with select media and advanced printer settings to achieve accurate colours and glossy finishes up to 4800 x 1200DPI print resolution.

Each cartridge comes vacuum sealed for longevity to prevent air bubbles, leakages and ink blotting and packed inside its own carton for easy storage and access and.

Key Features:

Produces Vibrant Colour Expression with High Saturation

Thermal Inkjet Technology for Precise Printing

Designed for Canon Pixma Inkjet Printers

Estimated Yield of Up to 250 Pages

Engineered for Exceptional Print Speeds

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Canon Cli681C Original Ink Cartridge 250 Pages - Cyan

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Canon Cli681C Original Ink Cartridge 250 Pages - Cyan

The ink cartridge is housed inside a carriage with a printhead that produces a tiny sized picolitre droplet of ink. Each one of these printheads for each ink cartridge has several thousand microscopic nozzles. This means that it can reproduce extremely fine and precise lines true to the original without producing any unwanted granular lines or blotches. This contributes significantly to an exacting application of the ink to providesuperior quality resolution levels.

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