Canon imagePROGRAF GP-200 Ink Cartridges
Your Canon imagePROGRAF GP-200 printer uses the PFI-120 ink cartridge series, alongside high-capacity PFI-320 tanks. Designed as a 24-inch large-format printer, it incorporates fluorescent pink ink for high-impact poster and graphic display output. High-volume poster jobs benefit from 300ml PFI-320MBK and PFI-320FP tanks, while lower-turnover accent colours run cost-effectively on 130ml PFI-120 cartridges. Our 4.8 Google rating reflects a long-standing track record of premium cartridge performance.
Expected Ink Usage for Graphic Printing
Large-format ink usage varies significantly based on graphic coverage, print mode, and media width. Standard yields for Canon inkjet systems are measured using ISO/IEC 24711 test patterns, though full-bleed posters consume ink faster. Upgrading from 130ml PFI-120 to 300ml PFI-320 tanks reduces replacement frequency on long production runs.
Selecting Ink Capacities for Production
If you produce high-density graphics, stocking 300ml PFI-320 tanks significantly lowers per-millilitre expenditure. If your work focuses primarily on technical line drawings, standard 130ml PFI-120 cartridges remain ideal for low-volume colour accents. All items ship under our standard returns policy. Free delivery applies on all orders over $99, and we ship from warehouses in Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. Explore full stock options for genuine Canon ink cartridges today.
Pro Tip
The Canon imagePROGRAF GP-200 allows you to mix 130ml PFI-120 and 300ml PFI-320 cartridges in any slot combination. Install 300ml PFI-320MBK Matte Black and PFI-320FP Fluorescent Pink tanks for heavy media runs while retaining 130ml PFI-120 sizes for low-depletion colours to balance up-front inventory costs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I mix 130ml PFI-120 and 300ml PFI-320 ink cartridges in the same printer?
Yes, the GP-200 supports hot-swappable ink tanks of either capacity across any colour channel simultaneously, allowing you to tailor cartridge sizes individually based on usage rate.
What is the functional difference between PFI-120MBK Matte Black and PFI-120BK Photo Black?
Matte Black (PFI-120MBK / PFI-320MBK) is formulated specifically for absorbent media like uncoated bond and poster papers, producing dense black lines, whereas Photo Black (PFI-120BK / PFI-320BK) is designed for glossy or satin media to eliminate glare.
How does Fluorescent Pink (PFI-120FP / PFI-320FP) ink integrate into standard poster jobs?
Fluorescent Pink ink can be applied as a dedicated spot colour for neon highlights or blended into standard gamut areas to expand bright orange, red, and pastel pink reproduction on point-of-sale displays.
