SKU:

CS-CN-2200-SET9

Condition:

New (compatible)

OEM Part #:

PGI-2200XL

Color:

Multi

Ink Type:

Pigment

Page Yield:

About 16,640 pages per set

Chip:

Yes — new compatible chip

Warranty:

Lifetime Warranty

Returns:

1 Year

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this set of 9 hold?

The set contains 3 × PGI-2200XL Black; 2 × PGI-2200XL Cyan; 2 × PGI-2200XL Magenta; 2 × PGI-2200XL Yellow. Nine of the large MAXIFY tanks: the office workhorse black tripled, every color doubled, all in the XL format this generation was built around.

Which printers does the set serve?

The six big MAXIFY models: the Canon MAXIFY iB4120, Canon MAXIFY MB5120, Canon MAXIFY MB5420, Canon MAXIFY iB4020, Canon MAXIFY MB5020 and Canon MAXIFY MB5320. Any office running one of these — and many run two — draws from the same nine-tank stock.

How much printing is in the box?

Roughly 16,640 rated pages in total. At $119.88 that works out near 0.7 cents a page — the lowest figure in this catalogue's Canon office range, bought the way offices should buy ink: ahead of need, at volume, in the largest tank format available.

Why three blacks in the stock?

Because in this class of printer the black tank is a consumable with a schedule, not a surprise. Offices printing daily can set their watch by it: three blacks span the same horizon as two rounds of colors, so the whole stock depletes in step and one reorder refreshes everything.

What does the pigment formulation mean for office output?

All four inks are pigment-based, so text and color graphics alike sit crisply on plain paper, dry on contact, and resist water and marker pens. The practical translation: documents can be highlighted, filed, rained on lightly and archived without the print giving up.

How does a nine-tank stock get used?

One tank at a time, over quarters. The printer tracks each slot by chip and names the empty one; the office manager's job shrinks to keeping this box in the supply drawer and reordering when it thins. Nothing about the set requires batch installation or rotation.

How should the spares be kept?

Sealed and upright in the supply cabinet, away from radiators and sunlit shelves. Pigment tanks in their wrappers are shelf-stable across the spans a stock like this is designed for — the last tank out performs to the same rating as the first.

Who stands behind these tanks?

Clever Supplies produces them as compatibles matched to the PGI-2200XL design and capacities. Canon did not make them; they are the compatible line that keeps a heavy-duty MAXIFY's cost per page at the level that justified buying it.

Can this stock feed a printer still running some Canon tanks?

Yes. Slots are independent and read their own chips, so the changeover can be gradual — originals retire slot by slot and this set takes over without a flag day. Mixed rows are the normal state of a converting office.

What protection stands behind the nine tanks?

The Lifetime Warranty covers each tank individually: a leak, a failure or defective output means a replacement or refund for that tank alone. A 1-year returns window also covers the order, proportionate cover for ink bought by the half-year.