The Canon PFI-121M Magenta Pigment Ink Tank 130mLis a specially formulated ink, designed to be used with select Canon imagePROGRAF printers. The 130 mL ink tank produces professional quality photos with an expanded color gamut and enhanced density.

For the imagePROGRAF TM-250, TM-350, and TM-355

The ink is compatible with the imagePROGRAF TM-250, TM-350, and TM-355.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the actual photo size when the edges are tear off?

A: The Canon KP-108IN Color Ink and Paper Set prints 4 x 6" photos.

Q: 2. life of cartridge?

A: Typically, the shelf life for an inkjet cartridge is 2 years.

Q: 3. Is Canon PFI-706 ink water or solvent based?

A: Water

Q: 4. Is the ink for the PRO_10 also used in the PRO-100.

A: No, they are different. Canon 100 have cartridges labeled CLI 42 and the Pro 10 has cartridges labeled PGI 72.

Q: 5. Is this ink compatible with the canon prograf ta20 printer?

A: Yes, the Canon TA-20 printer uses the Canon PFI-030 Ink .

Q: 6. Is this paper compatible with the Canon Selphy 740?

A: I am sorry it would not be compatible.

Q: 7. how many prints per a cartridge?

A: The number of prints per cartridge will vary greatly with any inkjet printer. The variables would be the image content, paper type, printer settings and the print size. Therefore neither we nor Canon can offer an estimated number of prints per cartridge.

Q: 8. Will this work on Canon SELPHY CP1300 Compact Photo Printer ?

A: I have the Selphy CP1200 compact photo printer and these work fine. I love this product!

Q: 9. will this work with selphy 910? Thanks

A: Yes it is compatible with the Selphy CP910.

Q: 10. how many mils are in each ink cartage ???

A: Don't have any cartridges about but a simple google I found a review on the website {Digital Photography Review} states around 14ml per cartridge. It's an affordable printer and prints quality is good, but not an economical printer to operate. All small printers have a high unit price per ml of operation. As soon as you replace an empty cartridge, you are going to purge some ink out of the remaining cartridges when it clears the line for the new cartridge. I've watched the ink status for the remaining cartridges deplete and give me a warning as soon as the installation of the new cartridge was complete. I would never buy a small printer like this as I only used this for commercial 8 x 10's for portfolio use only. The rest of my products are usually large 24 x 30 and up.