Ink Cartridge Canon PFI-107 Yellow

The Canon PFI-107 Yellow ink cartridge (MPN 6708B001) is an original Canon consumable developed for wide-format and professional printing environments. This 330 ml yellow ink cartridge provides consistent color density and is intended for use in compatible Canon printers. It supports high-resolution graphics and photographic output, aiming to deliver uniform yellow tones, minimal banding, and stable performance across print jobs.

Advantages

Original Canon formulation ensures color accuracy and compatibility with Canon print heads and media handling systems. The 330 ml capacity reduces the need for frequent replacements during large print runs. Designed to maintain consistent pigment distribution, the cartridge supports reliable color matching and repeatability for multi-page or multi-job printing. Using an original cartridge helps preserve printer maintenance cycles and sensor calibration.

Suitable for

• Wide-format printing of graphics and posters
• Professional photographic and proofing applications
• Architectural and engineering drawings requiring accurate color highlights
• Production environments with moderate to high monthly page volumes

Key specifications

• Brand compatibility: Canon
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): 6708B001
• Type: Original
• Printing colour: Yellow
• Capacity: 330 ml

How to use

Install the Canon PFI-107 Yellow cartridge following the printer manufacturer’s instructions. Before installation, confirm printer model compatibility and handle the cartridge by its edges to avoid contact with the nozzle or electrical contacts. Remove protective seals as indicated in the user manual, insert the cartridge into the correct yellow bay, and allow the printer to initialize and recognize the cartridge. Run a nozzle check and, if necessary, a cleaning cycle to ensure consistent output.

Usage recommendations

Store unopened cartridges in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. After installation, use the cartridge in regular printing cycles to prevent ink drying in the print head. For archival or color-critical work, perform test prints and color calibration with the specific media you plan to use.