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- A original black Canon ink cartridge for your printer
- GUARANTEED to work in your Canon MG4100, Canon MG2140, Canon MX375 , and more - see all printers
- 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE up to 12 months after receiving your order
- Quality product - manufactured by Canon for the best performance possible in your printer
- HIGH CAPACITY - provides more pages than standard cartridges, giving better value for money
- Free UK Delivery
- Money Back Guarantee
| Multi-buy discount | |
|---|---|
| 2 - 3 | £23.83 each |
| 4+ | £23.34 each |
Cheaper version available for £23.99 inc VAT
If you want to save money on your printing, try our cheap refilled
Canon ink cartridges for £23.99 inc VAT.
Buy the refilled Canon ink cartridges.
This ink cartridge is guaranteed to work in the following Canon printers
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600 pages
Page Yield Up To 600 Pages
This High Capacity Canon PG-540XL Black Ink is quoted as doing up to 600 pages before needing to be replaced.
The page yield is calculated by manufacturers using ISO/IEC 24711 standards, where they print set documents of 5% page coverage until the cartridge is empty. The standard means you can compare yields between cartridges and manufacturers.
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Product Description
This is an original high capacity Canon PG-540 black ink cartridge. An original cartridge is made by the manufacturer of your printer, this cartridge provides an increased page yield of up to 600 pages; that's over 3x the number of pages of the standard PG-540 cartridge.
Part of the 'Fine Colour' Chromalife 100 ink technology, this canon PG-540 provides amazingly crisp black prints, ideal for both work documents and photo/image printing. The sharp, high quality text print is created by the pigment bases ink used in this cartridge. Pigment ink is designed to sit on top of the page as it is printed in tiny, tiny droplets. These small droplets also create the precise lines to make your text sharp and clear.
The PG-540XL black ink can be used along with any other original or refilled 541 ink cartridge.
You can replace your current black ink cartridge with this PG-540XL black cartridge in no time at all. Open the front cover and then the smaller cover which you will see on the right to expose the cartridges. Once the cartridges have stopped still you can remove the empty inks by pushing down on the grey clip and then lifting it out. You can slot the new cartridge in its place and push the grey clip back up to click it in. And that's it, all done. You can use this original PG)-540XL cartridge along with any other original refilled PG-540 and CL-541 cartridges, no problem at all.
Everything here at Stinkyink is tested so we can make sure it's up to our high standards. This is one of the reasons why we can offer out great 12 month guarantee. If you do ever have an issue all you need to do it let our super friendly customer service team know and they'll have it resolved in no time.
The PG-540 cartridge is packaged and sealed in its own box so if you're not ready to use it straight away you can store it for up to 6 months without its quality being affected. Coming with free delivery and a 12-month performance guarantee, buy this PG-540 XL cartridge now for unbeatable printing value.
Please note this product may also be known with the following references:
5222B004
5222B004AA
Specifications
| Page Yield | 600 pages |
| Running Cost |
4.09p per page
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Running CostThis value is calculated from manufacturer's estimates of how many pages a cartridge will print, and should only be used to compare cartridge running costs. Page yields are estimated using the ISO standard of 5% coverage on a plain A4 page, which is roughly the length of a short letter. |
| MPN | 5222B005 |
| GTIN | 08714574572543 |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatibility | Canon Original |
| Range | Canon PG-540 and CL-541 ink cartridge range |
| Brand | Canon |
| Condition | New |
Customer Reviews
Customer reviews for the High Capacity Canon PG-540XL Black InkI tried cheap products for years but I've been using this for the last couple of years or so and it really is worth the extra because it lasts and lasts.
very happy with the cannon pg-540 xl black ink it is excellent quality.
Excellent service and reasonable prices. I also like using this company because they support the environment by sending a free post envelope to return used cartridges.
the ink was the correct one for my printer, excepted by my printer , and worked giving a quality print out.
I was very disappointed, because when I just bought it and turned it in, the printer showed that the ink was very low, and the words were blurred, as if the ink was near the end, and they were all blurred。
Good morning,
I'm sorry to hear of the poor print quality.
I will personally email you now to see if we can fix this with a little troubleshooting, if not we will replace it for you.
Kind Regards,
Tara W
Answered by Tara Ward (staff member) - May 22, 2020 09:45My second order with Stinkyink. Both have been just great. Fast delivery and inks worked perfectly. Goodbye Ink Refill shops in town.
Customer Questions & Answers
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How many single sided pages would I expect from a SINGLE black ink cartridge for CANON MG2150 printer please.
The amount of pages will differ depending on what you are printing, but on average you should be able to print with a standard cartridge 180 pages and an XL cartridge 600 pages. These are both based on a 5% coverage. Follow the link for more details http://www.stinkyinkshop.co.uk/blog/2009/12/10/what-does-5-look-like/
Answered by Emma O' Malley (staff member) - January 11, 2013 08:55