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Canon Cli681Xxlpb Extra High Yield Ink Cartridge Photo 9140 Pages - Blue

Save heaps today on this compatible Canon CLI-681XXLPB Photo Blue Extra High Yield Ink Cartridge. It has been engineered and designed for use in several Canon PIXMA series Inkjet, Multi-function, and All-in-One printers.

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Canon CLI681XXLPB Extra High Yield Ink Cartridge Photo 9140 Pages - Blue

Canon Cli681Xxlpb Extra High Yield Ink Cartridge Photo 9140 Pages - Blue

Save heaps today on this compatible Canon CLI-681XXLPB Photo Blue Extra High Yield Ink Cartridge. It has been engineered and designed for use in several Canon PIXMA series Inkjet, Multi-function, and All-in-One printers.

This compatible CLI681XXLPB Photo Blue Extra High Yield Ink Cartridge from IJW has been developed specifically to produce superior print results for a wide variety of print jobs at a significantly lower cost. This makes these Compatible Canon Inkjet cartridges an ideal budget choice for those wanting maximum performance with extra long print capacity, and without having to sacrifice quality.

This Photo Blue Extra High Yield Ink Cartridge has an estimated yield capacity rating of up to 9140 A4 pages & 788 photos.

This compatible Canon CLI-681XXLPB Photo Blue Extra High Yield Ink Cartridge comes filled with excellent quality high endurance ink. This ensures crisp and clear lines for professional text output and smooth colour transitions with minimal image graininess for vibrant imaging expression.

Ink placement and alignment on to the paper and media is undertaken by an advanced ink print development process. The print technology utilised to form output image and text to the page is known as thermal inkjet. In this process, the ink from the cartridge is transported by a pump to a print head nozzle which has a series of integrated heating pins. The heat generated by these pins expands the ink inside these printhead nozzles which forces it out onto the page in micro-droplet form to ultimately form the image. Printed output has a rich look and with superior resolution levels compared to other reprographic forms like Laser, Dot Matrix and Carbon film-based machines.

This compatible Canon CLI-681XXLPB Photo Blue Extra High Yield Ink Cartridge is one of the cartridges of the image formation system which in conjunction with others, produces a perfect mix of quality and economy. It has been manufactured to produce precise colour graphics that will bring your images to life and also deliver sharp and crisp high definition lines for text and graph work applications. The unique ink formula provides consistent, high-quality prints with high saturation, accurate colour matching and colour balance with extremely low bleed levels, particularly when used with recommended media stock.

The advanced printhead nozzle applicator process harnesses the special properties of the ink to significantly to reduce smearing and smudging, making the printed output and media easy and robust to handle once dried.

Ink viscosity is monitored, and printhead firings are adjusted accordingly to eliminate streak occurrence across the media surfaces and paper pages. Thanks to a microscopic ink droplet size of the ink formula particles, operators can expect to achieve up to 2400 x 1200 DPI rendered resolution quality, particularly so when applying to special media types with different printer settings.

The colour of this ink cartridge is Photo Blue and it comes vacuum packed to prevent leaking, maximise shelf life and eliminate air bubble formation and blotching.

Suitable for Canon TS8160 and TS9160 PIXMA series printers and multi-function devices.

Perfect budget cartridge for a whole host of different printing tasks whether working at the office, the home or at school.

Key Features:

Up to 9140 A4 Pages & 788 Photos Yield

High Endurance Ink for Crisp Text and Vibrant Images

Thermal Inkjet Technology

Designed for Precise Colour Graphics and Sharp Text

Engineered for Maximum Performance at a Lower Cost-per-page

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Canon Cli681Xxlpb Extra High Yield Ink Cartridge Photo 9140 Pages - Blue

Save heaps today on this compatible Canon CLI-681XXLPB Photo Blue Extra High Yield Ink Cartridge. It has been engineered and designed for use in several Canon PIXMA series Inkjet, Multi-function, and All-in-One printers.

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