Cartouche d'encre Canon PFI-300R rouge

The Canon PFI-300 Red cartridge is an original pigment-based ink cartridge designed for high-quality photo and graphic printing. It produces deep, rich red tones with strong photo permanence, allowing prints to retain colour and detail over time. Compatible with compatible Canon large-format printers, the cartridge is suitable for both home and professional environments and offers a high yield for multiple photo prints.

Advantages

This original Canon PFI-300 Red cartridge delivers consistent, vivid red output and reliable performance across print runs. The pigment-based formula provides superior fade resistance and sharp detail reproduction, ensuring long-lasting photos and graphics. High yield reduces the need for frequent replacements, supporting efficient printing for projects and batch jobs.

Suitable for

• Photographic prints (4×6" and larger)
• Graphic and poster production
• Proofing and color-accurate output
• Home offices and professional studios

Key specifications

• Brand compatibility: Canon
• Type: Original pigment-based ink cartridge
• Printing colour: Red
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 4199C001
• Estimated photo yield: up to 920 photos (4×6") or 129 photos (A3) depending on print settings and image coverage

How to use

Install the Canon PFI-300 Red cartridge according to your printer's user manual: power off the printer if instructed, open the ink access cover, remove the empty cartridge, unwrap the new cartridge and insert it into the correct slot until it clicks. After installation, run any required ink initialization or alignment procedures from the printer control panel or software to ensure correct color registration and optimal print quality.

Recommendations

Store unopened cartridges in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Use genuine Canon ink cartridges and recommended paper types to achieve the best colour accuracy and photo permanence. Replace cartridges promptly when the printer indicates low ink to avoid print defects.