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Canon PG640 Ink Cartridge 180 Pages - Black
Canon PG640 Ink Cartridge 180 Pages - Black
This Canon PG-640 Ink Cartridge contains a specially designed pigment ink that produces sharper and darker black printouts. The ChromaLife 100+ ink is fade resistant and will last a long time so you can enjoy your prints and photos for longer.
Experience crisp, smudge-resistant, professional quality text with the PG-640 Black Ink Cartridge. Designed with FINE (Full Photolithographic Inkjet Nozzle Engineering) technology, your documents will realize added sharpness, detail and quality.
Compatible with the following printer models CANON Pixma MG2160, CANON Pixma MG2260, CANON Pixma MG3160, CANON Pixma MG3260, CANON Pixma MG4160, CANON Pixma MG4260, CANON Pixma MX376, CANON Pixma MX436, CANON Pixma MX516, CANON Pixma MX396, CANON Pixma MX456, CANON Pixma MX526, CANON Pixma MG3560, CANON Pixma MX536, CANON Pixma MX476.
Key Features:
180 Pages
Black Colour
Page Yield of 180 Pages
What's in the Box:
Canon PG640 Ink Cartridge 180 Pages - Black
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Canon PG640 Ink Cartridge 180 Pages - Black
This Canon PG-640 Ink Cartridge contains a specially designed pigment ink that produces sharper and darker black printouts. The ChromaLife 100+ ink is fade resistant and will last a long time so you can enjoy your prints and photos for longer.
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