Canon Printer Head Cleaner

Struggled with Canon direct on getting head for our printer until we found B&H. Price and sevice cannot be beat.

I only use the real canon ink, not the after market, they will clog your printer head, trust me, it's happened!

It works well for my Canon EF and RF lens. Nice cleaner

Reliable cleaner.

I am pretty with it so far. Two things I think both B&H and Canon can improve: - B&H: Shipping took a bit of time, it's 12 days for me from the day I ordered until it landed at my door - Canon: This unit uses the same print head as the TM-200, TA-20, TM-250, etc...so quality is pretty good. That said, this one has a very small ink cartridges (55ml x 5), not even the size of ink cartridges in the smaller pro-1000 (85ml x 12). I assume that I will need to change cartridges regularly and the ink cost per ml is almost double expensive than the same ink in the 130ml and 300ml cartridges of other printer with this same print head. Canon should make this printer ink upsizable, meaning that it can accept larger cartridges. There's an empty compartment on the left size that can be used for it.

I have a Canon 6400 24in printer. Needed to replace the left print head. Easy took me less than 2 minutes but I did read the instructions before I started. Had an Epson 24in printer before and you have to have a technician come out.

I have a Canon TX-3000 Wide format printer that started to throw out hardware errors which I could reset by re-booting. I asked my technician his thoughts and he said it probably was the print head starting to fail. This was the first replacement of the print head and had no idea that the cost was almost $500! B & H is my go-to for my printer stocks so i ordered the PF-06 print head from them. It arrived within a day or two and after installation I'm back to normal.

I currently use a Canon IPF6450. The printer has two print heads that it uses simultaneously. I recently needed to replace the right print head. The Canon PF-05 was very easy to replace and install. Once it was installed, the new print head filled with the inks from the tanks and performed the necessary head adjustment. It was very simple to use. I started printing prints immediately after.

I needed a reliable lens cleaner for my canon lenses. I shoot mainly outdoors and my lenses often pick up dust. These wipes clean the glass and casing without scratching any surfaces. If you've paid over a $ for some of your lenses as I have the last thing you want is to unintentionally damage your glass while trying to keep it clean.

At first, I was worried that a cleaner as unique as this might not play well with my higher end gear's fancy coatings and finishes. I mainly use a Canon 7D, vintage 50mm f/2 by Pentax and my beloved Canon 17-40 L with Tiffen's UV Protector filter. After using this cleaner for a while, I totally trust Pursol and am proud to have it in my bag! I use it with a Kinetronics SpeckGrabber Pro kit (also highly recommended) which comes with a nice large lint-free cloth. They're a great combination not just for polishing lenses but also for cleaning up bodies as well. Just be aware that the spray bottle included, while very nice, puts out a LOT of cleaner. One spray is usually enough to clean my entire camera, lens and body! All in all it is a great product, although I'll probably go to the store and pick up a few 1oz spray bottles and keep some in my camera bag and some in the studio. I obsessively clean my gear, so recommending a cleaning solution really is saying a lot. This stuff definitely works for me, when this bottle runs out I'll happily order another.