The PGI-225 & CLI-226 6-Color Ink Tank Value Pack from Canon includes two PGI-225 pigment-based black ink tanks and CLI-226 black, cyan, magenta, and yellow dye-based tanks. All six are standard yield tanks compatible with the Canon PIXMA iP4820, iP4920, iX6520, MG5120, MG5220, MG5320, MG6120, MG6220, MG8120, MG8120B, MG8220, MX712, MX882, and MX892 printers.

Standard Yield Value Pack    2 x PGI-225 Pigment Black Ink Tanks    CLI-226 Black, Cyan, Magenta & Yellow    Compatible with Select PIXMA Printers    For iP4820, iP4920, and iX6520    For MG5120, MG5220, MG6120, and MG6220    For MG8120, MG8120B, and MG8220    For MX712, MX882, and MX892

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where are all the ink colors for Canon Pixma Pro 9500?

A: Turn the printer on and open the top of the printer - the ink cartridge holder will slide over and you will see a bank/dock for each color - there are 10 colors - the red light will blink in front of each bank/dock that has no ink. The best deal from B&H is to purchase the box with all the colors.

Q: 2. How many 8x10 best quality color prints does this pack yield?

A: This is really an imponderable question. The number of prints it can produce varies with each image. Is it color or B&W? If you're printing more B&W than color, you'll run out of the black and gray inks faster. (That's one reason the black ink tanks are bigger.) It's my experience that you'll run out of magenta quicker than anything else. But, again, it depends largely on the color composition of the images you print. Sorry I can't be more exact. However, since you're using a Pixma Pro-1 printer, you're using more inks than any other printer on the market, except for the Canon iPF printers, which are significantly more expensive than the Pixma printers. The Pixma printers are also the highest quality printers available for the range of paper sizes it can handle. If you truly need the best quality, the number of prints you can get from a new kit of ink tanks is immaterial.

Q: 3. how much ink is in this cartridge?

A: 14 ml

Q: 4. Do I all 13 tanks to print Color photos (newbie)

A: Yes, you will need all the inks in the printer to be able to print.

Q: 5. What is the difference between an Ink Tank and an Ink Cartridge as regards to Canon Pro9000 MkII?

A: It is the same thing. You buy all teh 8 cartridge in a value pack

Q: 6. size of ink in ink tank oz weight ?

A: The tank sizes for all Canon 29 inks is 36 ml. If you do the math that = 1.2 oz.

Q: 7. Is this the new Chromalife 100+ ink or the older Chromalife 100? It does not indicate anywhere in the description or the packaging that it is the new 100+.

A: The Pro200 can only use the CLI-65 inks and all CLI-65 inks are Chromalife100+.

Q: 8. What is the expiration date?

A: B&H buys and sells ink in bulk. In general we regularly maintain fresh ink stock. All of our ink is at least 6 months from expiration (typically much longer). Unfortunately we do not have access to our inventory to hand inspect the expiration date of any of our inks prior to purchase.

Q: 9. I owe a canon mp600 printer, I need to shoot a 3 day convention and I want to know how much ink will I need for the 3 days. How many pictures 5x7 can I print with one of this ink packs? How many I will need?

A: Canon does not publish page-yield on their consumer printer inks. Your best option is to purchase extra packs. Whatever you do not use, you can save for later, or return any unopen packs to B&H within 30 days of purchase.

Q: 10. Are these archival inks?

A: These pigmented inks are made NOT to fade. When these inks are used with paper that doesn't have optical brightening agents you get prints that are archival that last 40+ years without fading (when not exposed to direct sunlight).