CANON Tinte PFI-4100 (PGY) Photo-Grau 80ml für iPF PRO-1100 CX-02W die wasserbasierende Farbstoff- oder Pigmenttinten

CANON Tinte PFI-4100 (PGY) Photo-Grau 80ml für iPF PRO-1100 CX-02W die wasserbasierende Farbstoff- oder Pigmenttinten

Name: CANON Tinte PFI-4100 (PGY) Photo-Grau 80ml für iPF PRO-1100 CX-02W die wasserbasierende Farbstoff- oder Pigmenttinten
Brand: porrinoindustrial.es
SKU: 42906002004
Price: 52.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3897 (13 reviews)

SKU 42906002004 · ★ 4.4

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CANON Tinte PFI 4100 (PGY) Photo Grau 80ml für iPF PRO 1100 CX 02W die wasserbasierende Farbstoff oder Pigmenttinten die wasserbasierende Farbstoff oder Pigmenttinten verwenden 10x15cm (4x6") der dem Druck einen sanfteren Glanz verleiht und das Bronzing reduziert gesättigtere Blautöne und weiche Farbabstufungen sorgen die 12 separaten neuen LUCIA PRO II Tinten inklusive Chroma Optimiser

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