Pigment ink vs. dye ink: Which is better for professional printing?
In the printing industry, inks are primarily categorized as **dye ink** and **pigment ink**. For professional large-format printers like the **Canon Pro 2000/4000/6000 series**, pigment ink is becoming the preferred choice for a growing number of businesses and studios.
* However, disadvantages include **fading easily, non-waterproof**, and a shorter shelf life
* **Long-lasting color**: Can last over 100 years without fading
* **Waterproof and sun-resistant**: Suitable for outdoor advertising and artwork reproduction
* **High-precision printing**: Uniform grain and sharper details
* **Wide compatibility**: Especially suitable for the Canon Pro large-format series
These applications require **extremely high color accuracy and preservation**, making pigment ink the best choice.
1700-compatible ink cartridges**:
* 700ml per cartridge, large capacity reduces costs
👉 If you're looking for **cost-effective, high-quality Canon Pro-compatible ink cartridges**, pigment ink is undoubtedly your best choice.
