Canon Print Head PF-03

Whew! Expensive aren't these? When I bought this through Amazon for one of the lowest prices on the web, I was a little nervous it would be damaged or stop working after a short time. Nope. This is the genuine article and has worked flawlessly.

both print heads on our wide format printer (canon imageprograf 8100) were going bad and so first i checked with our canon dealer on replacements. the regular price from our canon dealer was a whopping $640 each, but he said they were on sale for a limited time for $525 each! I asked if canon would be willing to price match tiger supplies price of $444 each and they said they couldn't!! so we ordered both print heads from tiger. we received them quickly and they were easy to install and have worked great ever since. now i always check tiger supply prices compared to canon before ordering! thanks tiger supplies!

Installed this printer head, worked fine for 3 months with MINIMAL usage, and now needs replacing again. Must be a defective unit, but there is no warranty.

Shipment was fast and trouble free. Reluctantly, this fixed the problem and the Canon IPF6100 is working perfectly again. I wanted to give it 4stars , but the fault is not with Tiger Supplies. These Canon print heads haven't ever been clogged that I am aware of, but they do check out eventually. Some may have had ability to unclog and reset, but that is a rumor as far as I know. The printer will insist that you replace the head and if you are very familiar and satisfied with it's output it is simple to replace and you can keep on printing. I do panoramas which probably caused more thermal stress. There might be a hint of that being so on a thread in some forum. I going to try pausing the printer now an then to see if I can get more service out of this replacement.

The head was OEM, and it came in the canon box...I was pleased. It worked perfectly and arrived overnight. Love amazon next day prime deals!I was running a couple of big Epson printers (7600 and 9600) that use two of these heads each. Amazing printers, awfully expensive to operate.This head also fits another printer...2200, I think.If you don't use them regularly (every day, basically), the print heads clog and need to be cleaned. Instructions can be found on the net for cleaning these, I've had pretty good success over the years. Every now and then, I can't save one (I think there may be a chip inside to force replacement every so many prints/months, cleaning seems to reset them a couple of times...then the just stop and I have to buy replacements. Ouch.

We had our plotter go down and we thought the printhead needed replacement. Unfortunately, that was not the issue.These print heads are great and last a long time. Ours is going strong after 5 years of use.

Fast ship. Best Price. What more do you want. Before making my first purchase from Tiger I read the reviews...some less than 5 star reviews... ...Complaining about Canon, their pricing, etc. etc. Why discredit Tiger for your perceived problems with Canon and their products?I WOULD BUY FROM THIS VENDOR AGAIN FOR SURE...

$650 for one print head. Replaced it. The printer drained three more tanks of ink. Spent another $300 on ink only for the printer to tell me the other print head was bad. Decided I'd had enough of being nickel-and-dimed to death by the Canon IPF8100 and literally dismantled it screw-by-screw and threw most of it into the garbage, because it IS garbage. $6000 worth of giant trash. Don't buy Canon large format printers. They're designed for one thing only, aside from decent prints, and that's to eek out as much of your hard-earned cash as they can.