Canon PIXMA TR160

Canon PIXMA TR160 Ink — PGI-35 / CLI-36 Cartridges

The Canon PIXMA TR160 prints with the PGI-35 / CLI-36 tank system: PGI-35 black (up to 191 pages), CLI-36 tri-color (up to 200 pages). Every compatible cartridge below fits the TR160; prices start at $10.49, chips are new, and the lifetime warranty applies to all of them.

The Canon PIXMA TR160 is a portable printer with an optional battery, built around the two-tank PGI-35 / CLI-36 system. It also means a half-empty color never forces a full set change — you top up the one tank the printer is asking for. Because each tank sits in its own slot, colors are replaced one at a time — and compatible tanks can be mixed with genuine Canon tanks in any slot.

Which PGI-35 / CLI-36 cartridges should you buy for the TR160?

PGI-35 Black Ink Cartridge — $10.49 · up to 191 pages — the pigment black for documents, the tank paperwork on the road drains before color
CLI-36 Tri-Color Ink Cartridge — $10.49 · up to 200 pages — the one tank covering every color job this portable prints, from charts to snapshots
PGI-35 / CLI-36 Set of 5 BCMY + Tri-Color Ink Cartridges — $37.43 · 5 cartridges (BCMY + Tri-Color) — five cartridges of black and tri-color spares, so the next empty tank on the road is already packed
PGI-35 / CLI-36 Set of 8 BCMY + Tri-Color Ink Cartridges — $57.48 · 8 cartridges (BCMY + Tri-Color) — eight cartridges of black and tri-color spares, the larger travel shelf for this two-tank portable

Chip, ink and everyday use

Travel printing makes the TR160's two tanks a planning exercise: at up to 191 pages for black and 200 for color, a trip can finish either one, with no third slot to fall back on, so a spare pair travels well. Each cartridge carries a new compatible chip, so levels report normally. Documents use the pigment black tank; color and photos use the tri-color tank. A refused tank needs removing, a check that contacts are clean and dry, and reseating. Keep unopened spares upright, away from sunlight.