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Canon PGI72PM Ink Cartridge Photo 69 Pages - Magenta

Get a Genuine OEM Canon PGI-72PM Photo Magenta Inkjet Cartridge to suit Canon Pixma PRO-10 Series Printers - 69 pages A3+

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Canon PGI72PM Ink Cartridge Photo 69 Pages - Magenta

Canon PGI72PM Ink Cartridge Photo 69 Pages - Magenta

Get a Genuine OEM Canon PGI-72PM Photo Magenta Inkjet Cartridge to suit Canon Pixma PRO-10 Series Printers - 69 pages A3+

Compatible with the following printer models CANON PIXMA PRO 10.

Canon PGI-72PM Photo Magenta Ink Cartridge (69 Photos) for Canon PIXMA Pro 10, PIXMA Pro 10S Printers.

Utilising their years of inkjet printing experience, Canon has created the PGI-72PM Photo Magenta Ink Cartridge (303 photos) (6408B001) to produce prints of the highest possible quality. From the first page to the last, the cartridge's print output will never be compromised. Ideal for use in the home or in the office, the cartridge utilises cutting edge ink delivery systems for greater print quality.

This original Canon cartridge is guaranteed to work with all PIXMA Pro 10, PIXMA Pro 10S printers, designed to perfectly complement the ink delivery system of the printers. This ensures the cartridge offers a superior quality of ink to off-brand alternatives, in terms of performance and simplicity of use. Reducing the time your ink supplies are depleted, the cartridge supports an effective home and office printing system.

Inkjet printers continue to be the most popular type of printers for consumers. With their high levels of reliability, simplicity of use and capacity for high quality print outs; inkjet printing continues to be heavily utilised in the home and the small office. The PGI-72PM Photo Magenta Ink Cartridge (303 photos) (6408B001) can help you continue inkjet printing jobs for longer, offering great support for your printer.

Inkjet printing has mostly stayed popular due to the low costs of consumables. These affordable ongoing costs are great for both home and office users looking to tightly control their overheads. The PGI-72PM Photo Magenta Ink Cartridge (303 photos) (6408B001) utilises advanced technology to ensure costs are always and controlled and the quality of the output is never compromised.

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