go to Staplese .com and type in BCI-21 and it should tell you what printer it fits.Good LuckI've got ink cartridges Canon BCI-21what other printers do they fit?
nothing that has been made in the past 5 yearsI've got ink cartridges Canon BCI-21what other printers do they fit?
Unfortunately none that are on the market today. They are inexpensive cartridges anyhow, you can replace the print head on that printer if the rest of the unit is still working well. It is part number bci-21e. Otherwise you will most likely have to eat the cost of the cartridges and upgrade to a newer model.
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Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Ink cartridges of Canon MP750 and MP500 have same sizes and shapes. Can I use MP750's inks for MP500 printer?
no u cantInk cartridges of Canon MP750 and MP500 have same sizes and shapes. Can I use MP750's inks for MP500 printer?
if they are the same part number, yes....if they are different part numbers, no
if they are the same part number, yes....if they are different part numbers, no
What would be the cost of canon ip1600 ink cartridges?
cl-41 andpg-40What would be the cost of canon ip1600 ink cartridges?
This is where I buy all my ink, They have very good service, and the prices are low..click it%26gt;%26gt;
http://inksell.comWhat would be the cost of canon ip1600 ink cartridges?
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This is where I buy all my ink, They have very good service, and the prices are low..click it%26gt;%26gt;
http://inksell.comWhat would be the cost of canon ip1600 ink cartridges?
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Canon Printer Ink Cartridge Question...CL-52 vs. CL-51 for MP450?
I was under the impression that you could still use CL-52 on a Canon Pixma MP450. I thought CL-52 was ';special'; for photos while CL-51 was for regular pictures/prints. When I received my ink cartridge it doesn't list the MP450 as being compatible... help???Canon Printer Ink Cartridge Question...CL-52 vs. CL-51 for MP450?
Special photo cartridges are a scam. Your printer will still print a wonderful photo with a cl-51, there is really no reason to invest the extra money in a different cartridge.. the difference in print will be marginal, and potentially not even noticeable.Canon Printer Ink Cartridge Question...CL-52 vs. CL-51 for MP450?
Aren't 51 and 52 just higher yield cartridges that are the same color/purpose as 41 and 42...41/51 being black and 42/52 being color? Report Abuse
Special photo cartridges are a scam. Your printer will still print a wonderful photo with a cl-51, there is really no reason to invest the extra money in a different cartridge.. the difference in print will be marginal, and potentially not even noticeable.Canon Printer Ink Cartridge Question...CL-52 vs. CL-51 for MP450?
Aren't 51 and 52 just higher yield cartridges that are the same color/purpose as 41 and 42...41/51 being black and 42/52 being color? Report Abuse
Thinking about a Canon IP 4600 Printer. I want to print on DVD's.What are they like on ink etc, and are there?
any other downside problems that occur.
KenThinking about a Canon IP 4600 Printer. I want to print on DVD's.What are they like on ink etc, and are there?
I use the exact same printer to print DVD disks, color inserts and photos. It is a fantastic pritner - I highly recommend it.
http://inkjetinkcartridge.net/upcoming.p鈥?/a>Thinking about a Canon IP 4600 Printer. I want to print on DVD's.What are they like on ink etc, and are there?
Right now Epson is having a blowout on the 5-color R280 for $60. It even prints on DVDs.
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/consu鈥?/a>
As someone who was in the computer hardware business for years (though I rarely sold printers since I couldn't compete with the crazy rebates) I have always recommended Epson. The print quality is excellent, even on plain paper. I have photos I printed on a 640 about ten years ago hanging in my office which still look good, though not as good as the ones from the CX8400 on glossy paper. The warranty is excellent. For a year, Epson will express-ship a replacement and pick up the old one. I had one customer who needed this. He called one afternoon and had the replacement two days later. Another client bought a Canon. It needed two repairs within a few months. Each time it was taken to the repair center, then picked up a few days later. This client runs a specialty printing business and this really hurt. They have since bought an Epson and have had no down time since.
Epson has also made things easier for their customers by standardizing their cartridges. Most of their printers use one of two types. The three-color plus black use T069 (CX5000 CX6000 CX7000 CX7400 CX7450 CX8400 CX9400FAX CX9475Fax NX100 NX105 NX400 Workforce 30/40/500/600 and C120) and the 5-color plus black use T078 (R260 R280 R380 RX580 RX595 and RX680). This means you should be able to find a lot of people who use the same cartridges you do. When it's time to replace the printer, the next model will probably also use the same ones.
The biggest complaint about all inkjets is the high cost of ink cartridges. http://ccs-digital.com has cartridges for about $4.50 each. They also have a unique product - a two-piece cartridge where the ink is in a separate tank inside the cartridge. When the ink runs out, you replace just the ink tank and the original chip resets itself to full. By keeping the same chip, you save 1.50 per cartridge. Ink tanks are only $3 and hold 50% more ink than disposable cartridges.
it depends on how much you use the printer how much ink you use
they are all factory preset as to how much ink is used when you print.
KenThinking about a Canon IP 4600 Printer. I want to print on DVD's.What are they like on ink etc, and are there?
I use the exact same printer to print DVD disks, color inserts and photos. It is a fantastic pritner - I highly recommend it.
http://inkjetinkcartridge.net/upcoming.p鈥?/a>Thinking about a Canon IP 4600 Printer. I want to print on DVD's.What are they like on ink etc, and are there?
Right now Epson is having a blowout on the 5-color R280 for $60. It even prints on DVDs.
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/consu鈥?/a>
As someone who was in the computer hardware business for years (though I rarely sold printers since I couldn't compete with the crazy rebates) I have always recommended Epson. The print quality is excellent, even on plain paper. I have photos I printed on a 640 about ten years ago hanging in my office which still look good, though not as good as the ones from the CX8400 on glossy paper. The warranty is excellent. For a year, Epson will express-ship a replacement and pick up the old one. I had one customer who needed this. He called one afternoon and had the replacement two days later. Another client bought a Canon. It needed two repairs within a few months. Each time it was taken to the repair center, then picked up a few days later. This client runs a specialty printing business and this really hurt. They have since bought an Epson and have had no down time since.
Epson has also made things easier for their customers by standardizing their cartridges. Most of their printers use one of two types. The three-color plus black use T069 (CX5000 CX6000 CX7000 CX7400 CX7450 CX8400 CX9400FAX CX9475Fax NX100 NX105 NX400 Workforce 30/40/500/600 and C120) and the 5-color plus black use T078 (R260 R280 R380 RX580 RX595 and RX680). This means you should be able to find a lot of people who use the same cartridges you do. When it's time to replace the printer, the next model will probably also use the same ones.
The biggest complaint about all inkjets is the high cost of ink cartridges. http://ccs-digital.com has cartridges for about $4.50 each. They also have a unique product - a two-piece cartridge where the ink is in a separate tank inside the cartridge. When the ink runs out, you replace just the ink tank and the original chip resets itself to full. By keeping the same chip, you save 1.50 per cartridge. Ink tanks are only $3 and hold 50% more ink than disposable cartridges.
it depends on how much you use the printer how much ink you use
they are all factory preset as to how much ink is used when you print.
How do you empty a used ink tank in a canon printer (i560) thats says its full?
remove the old ink cartridge and replace it with a new one. i am not familiar with the exact model you are asking about, but the cartridges on all of the canon printers i have used just snap out and in. good luck!laons
Cheapest Canon S9000 Ink Cartridges (Bulk)?
Thanks.Cheapest Canon S9000 Ink Cartridges (Bulk)?
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Try this http://www.phoenixdirectukshop.co.ukCheapest Canon S9000 Ink Cartridges (Bulk)?
try jrinkjet.com website and follow the affiliates on there sure there is a canon dealer out there can help...
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