Canon PGI-29 Y - LUCIA Series Yellow Ink Cartridge for Canon PIXMA PRO-1 Printer 2514 The compressible design conveniently allows

Name: Canon PGI-29 Y - LUCIA Series Yellow Ink Cartridge for Canon PIXMA PRO-1 Printer 2514 The compressible design conveniently allows
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 27483860625
Price: 40.99 USD
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Canon PGI 29 Y LUCIA Series Yellow Ink Cartridge for Canon PIXMA PRO 1 Printer 2514 The compressible design conveniently allows The compressible design conveniently allows you to bring the DOUGH Memory Foam virtually anywhere Scenes come to life with more precise contrast controlled by in screen lighting that delivers deep blacks and pure whites with minimal halo or blooming The PGI 29 LUCIA Pigment Inks are approximately 155% larger than previous Canon PIXMA Pro Printer ink tanks and almost 40% larger than the ink tanks used by select competitors

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