what is the ink tank volume in milliliter (ml)?
1719849
I do not see that information on the tank or on the box/package. I suggest you contact Canon for that information.
1998071
This is liquid, so it is measured in volume rather than weight. Each of the 4 bottles contains 250 milliliters, so that converts to nearly 8-1/2 fluid ounces (8.454, to be exact).
1354696
Yes, it dies show ounces...up to 12. The other measurement is not marked, but I'm assuming it's mL.
170526
Look here: http://www.inkproducts.com/ink-store441/product.php?productid=565&cat;=74&page;=1
759916
Not sure, have not had it long enough to need ink. It's in my car bug-out kit now.
1749120
I emailed Canon support and found regular CLI-251 tanks hold 7 ml, XL tanks hold 11 ml. To determine cost/ml, divide your best price for each tank by the # of ml. From what I've seen, there is rarely a cost savings for buying the XL tank, sometimes it even costs more per ml. This is the link from Canon's response: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/standard_display/resources-and-learning-consumer/reference_materials-consumer/Page_Yield ***Below is from Canon support*** Thank you for contacting Canon product support. I understand you have a question about ink tanks in the CLI-251 ink series. Both ink tank capacities in the CLI-251 series are physically the same size; the "XL" version has more ink in the tank. Here are the values: CLI-251 (each color): 7 ml CLI-251XL (each color): 11 ml Value comparison can be assisted by knowing the page yield for a particular printer. Click HERE so see a section of the Canon USA website with page yield information. Choose the printer, and an Adobe PDF file will open to show the page yield based on the standards used by Canon. The standards themselves and the method used to perform the testing are also shown.
952954
Hello, prints on the syringe indicate 2.4ml. Hope that this is answering your question. Regards
1265901
Although I didn't measure the ink itself, as that would require draining and wasting a cartridge, I can tell you the actual ink compartment measures exactly 1cm x 2.5cm x 3cm. It is full. There is also an adjoining compartment that has a sponge soaked with the ink. From this it's a little math to determine volume...
2165503
Each milliliter is equivalent to 2,000 IU. The product comes with a medicine dropper that accurately measures each dose.
163712
I did not track, but it would be fair to say a couple hundred. It is not a high capacity cartridge that comes with it. I found a refurbished ink place on Amazon called MPC Direct who is extremely reasonable and seems to work great! The black ran out and I'm still using the 3 color cartridges that csme with the printer at time of purchase. I love the printer! It works great and does everything it claims.
1350752
I don't know, but after over one month of use of the printer, I still have 80 % of the 4 inks left in my printer. I love the printer and I love the low ink usage. I may be getting 5 or 6000 pages per cartrige.
2165501
NLJ is correct, 1 ml is 2000 IU. The dose size is 1/2 ml or 1000 IU. I take 2000 iu
880376
It is small volume. Probably, around 200 ml. It is very cute, and coffee tastes so much better than from regular coffee maker. Highly recommend to try it for yourself. Hopefully, this was helpful.
24010
I am not sure. However, it is an ink hog like no other. What it does it does well but for the ink factor problem and I wouldn't buy it again. If I had to do it over I would look into some thing else.
1887448
They are actually the same size, 100 milliliters is equivalent to 3.381 fluid ounces. I would buy the one that says 3.4 oz. I has a better price and is by Amazon
849460
Yes I used to use the same but this ink tank has more ink for the money .no regrets
1859898
If they are empty, you should get 4 ml into the colored, or 7 ml into the larger black cartridges. (that is not necessarily their official suggestion, but simply what I have experienced.)