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Canon PGI72C Ink Cartridge 73 Pages A3+ Cyan

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Canon PGI72C Ink Cartridge 73 Pages A3+ Cyan

Get a Genuine OEM Canon PGI-72C Cyan Inkjet Cartridge to suit Canon Pixma PRO-10 Series Printers - 73 pages A3+. The LUCIA ink range of professional inks deliver rich, high density colours excellent colour gamut and reliable quality. This pigment-based ink system offers outstanding photo permanence. The 14ml cyan ink tank allows you to print up to 525 photos in 10x15cm or 73 in A3+ size at ISO/IEC 29102 standard.

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What type of printing is the Canon PGI-72C ink cartridge best suited for?

The Canon PGI-72C ink cartridge is optimised for professional photo printing. Its LUCIA ink technology delivers an impressive colour gamut and high-density colours, making it ideal for producing vibrant and detailed photographs. The pigment-based ink ensures photo permanence, which is essential for archival quality prints, especially for photographers who want their work to stand the test of time.

How does the FINE technology enhance print quality with the Canon PGI-72C cartridge?

Canon's Full-photolithography Inkjet Nozzle Engineering (FINE) technology is pivotal in enhancing print quality. This patented print head technology allows for the precise ejection of microscopic ink droplets, achieving resolutions up to 4800 x 2400 dpi. The FINE mechanism ensures that ink droplets are expelled uniformly, resulting in consistent dot placement and reduced susceptibility to airflow disturbances, which can compromise print clarity and quality.

How many pages can I expect to print with one Canon PGI-72C ink cartridge?

The Canon PGI-72C ink cartridge has a print yield of approximately 73 A3+ pages based on ISO/IEC 29102 standards. Additionally, it can print around 525 photos in a 10x15cm size. This high yield makes the cartridge a cost-effective choice for photographers and graphic designers who frequently print large volumes of high-quality images.

Is the Canon PGI-72C ink cartridge easy to install?

Yes, the Canon PGI-72C ink cartridge is designed for simple installation and replacement. This user-friendly feature minimises downtime between print jobs, allowing you to quickly resume your printing tasks. The cartridge is engineered to fit seamlessly into the Canon Pixma PRO-10 series printers, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

What advantages does the ChromaLife ink offer with the Canon PGI-72C cartridge?

ChromaLife ink technology, used in the Canon PGI-72C cartridge, provides exceptional longevity and durability for printed images. This ink offers superior fade resistance, ensuring that your prints maintain their vibrancy over time, especially when displayed in albums or under glass. The combination of pigment-based ink and ChromaLife technology makes this cartridge an excellent choice for preserving your photographic prints.

Can I use the Canon PGI-72C ink cartridge for regular document printing?

While the Canon PGI-72C ink cartridge is primarily designed for high-quality photo printing, it can also be used for regular document printing. However, for everyday text documents, you may want to consider using a cartridge specifically formulated for standard inkjet printing, as the PGI-72C is optimised for colour accuracy and photo permanence, which may not be necessary for typical document use.

What is the significance of the cartridge's design for print quality?

The design of the Canon PGI-72C cartridge, including its 14ml capacity and advanced ink ejection system, plays a crucial role in delivering high-quality prints. The larger ink capacity allows for longer print runs without the need for replacement, while the precision engineering ensures that each droplet of ink is delivered accurately. This combination helps maintain consistent quality across print jobs, making it an ideal choice for professional photographers.

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