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Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle | 70ml Colour Ink | Up to 7700 Pages | PIXMA G Series Refill
Rosy pinks and purples for event organisers, salons, florists and boutique owners.
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Mascom International stocks the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle at KSh 2,350, a brand new and sealed 70ml refill for the magenta tank of GI-41 PIXMA G-series printers. Canon names this ink range for the PIXMA G3420, and rates a full set of GI-41 cyan, magenta and yellow bottles at up to 7,700 colour pages. That figure climbs by about 26 percent in economy mode, which suits draft proofs and internal notices that do not need full colour depth. The Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle is on the shelf at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, ready for collection or delivery.
Built for event planners, beauty salons, flower sellers, church media teams and small fashion shops, the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle supplies the colour behind pinks, purples and every red your printer mixes. Wedding programmes, salon price lists, fundraising cards and Valentine promotions all draw heavily on it. When magenta runs low, reds fade to orange and purples turn blue, and a whole box of programmes can be wasted the night before an event. Refilling from a sealed Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle restores the balance, so faces, flowers and branding come out the way you designed them, from the first copy to the last.
Where most Nairobi electronics shops sell unbranded ink in plain bottles, Mascom International sells only sealed Canon stock, and we can show you the seal before you pay. At Mascom International, we're seeing event and print businesses in Westlands and Nakuru order magenta together with yellow ahead of the December wedding season. Pay for the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle by M-Pesa or cash, at our Kimathi Street counter or on delivery, wherever your business runs in Kenya.
Common Questions About the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle
How much does the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle cost in Kenya?
At Mascom International in Nairobi, the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle costs KSh 2,350, brand new and sealed. The price includes one 70ml bottle, a 6-month warranty and pay-on-arrival delivery across Kenya. Cyan and yellow GI-41 bottles are priced the same, and the larger black is KSh 2,650. A three-colour top-up of cyan, magenta and yellow therefore comes to KSh 7,050, and adding black brings it to KSh 9,700.
Is a sealed Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle worth paying more for than unbranded refill ink?
Yes, for most offices the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle is worth it, because original ink protects a print head that costs far more than a bottle. Unbranded magenta sold around River Road is cheaper per bottle, but its colour and thickness vary from batch to batch. Poor ink can block nozzles and shift reds toward brown. Choose unbranded ink only if you accept that risk; choose the Canon bottle for steady colour and an intact warranty claim.
Can I pay for the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle with M-Pesa?
Yes, Mascom International accepts M-Pesa for the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle, both at our Nairobi CBD store and when the rider delivers. Pay-on-arrival means you can see the sealed box, check the GI-41 magenta label and only then send the money. Buyers outside Nairobi pay the same way when the parcel reaches them. Cash is also accepted at the counter, and you receive a receipt for warranty purposes.
Do I need the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle if I print mostly text?
Probably not soon: an office that prints mostly black text draws only small amounts of magenta, so the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle may last many months. Buy it when the magenta tank window shows the level near the lower line. Businesses that print flyers, menus, cards or photos are the real buyers, since reds and pinks pull magenta fast. For text-heavy work, the GI-41 black bottle at KSh 2,650 is the refill to keep stocked instead.
Why are my reds printing orange on a PIXMA that uses the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle?
Orange where red should be usually means the magenta tank is low, and a Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle refill fixes it. Your printer builds red from magenta and yellow, so less magenta lets yellow take over. Purples turn bluish for the same reason. After refilling, print a nozzle check pattern from the printer's maintenance menu. If one row of the pattern is broken, run a cleaning cycle before printing a large order.
Can a church media team print weekly bulletins with the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle?
Yes, a church media team can print weekly bulletins and event posters on a GI-41 PIXMA refilled from the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle. Purple headings for Lent and Advent, red Christmas banners and pink fundraising cards all pull on the magenta tank. Print text sections in black and keep colour for headers and photos to stretch each refill. Teams in Kisumu, Eldoret and Nairobi often buy magenta with yellow before December, when programme printing peaks.
How should an event planner budget ink with the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle?
Budget around KSh 7,050 for a full colour set, of which the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle is KSh 2,350. Canon rates that set at up to 7,700 colour pages, so colour ink averages about 92 cents per page. Photo-heavy wedding programmes use far more than that average, while price lists with one red heading use less. Print a sample run of 20 pages, watch the tank windows, and plan your orders from what you see.
What should I check when the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle arrives?
Check three things when the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle reaches you: an unbroken seal, the GI-41 code and the magenta label colour. Then confirm that your printer's tank cover shows the same GI-41 code. Do this before paying the rider, since pay-on-arrival gives you that chance. If anything looks wrong, call Mascom International on +254 708 852 521 before opening the bottle. An unopened bottle is far simpler to swap than one already poured, and our staff can arrange the exchange on the same delivery route.
Technical Specifications
Ink Volume and Page Output
- 70ml of magenta ink — the colour your PIXMA blends with yellow for reds and with cyan for purples.
- Canon colour set rating of up to 7,700 pages — measured with one GI-41 cyan, magenta and yellow bottle together.
- Economy mode stretches output by about 26 percent — Canon's own figure, good for proofs and internal drafts.
- Around 92 cents of colour ink per page on average — from KSh 7,050 for the three colours over 7,700 pages.
- Original Canon formulation — keeps reds and skin tones consistent from one refill to the next.
- Yields fall with heavy designs — full-colour flyers and photo pages empty the tank faster than Canon's test pages.
Printer Compatibility
- Listed by Canon for the PIXMA G3420 — one of four GI-41 bottles in that printer's ink set.
- Suits other GI-41 PIXMA G models — the tank cover or manual must show the GI-41 code.
- Not for GI-490 printers — those machines belong to an earlier PIXMA G generation and need their own ink.
- Magenta tank only — cyan, yellow and black each have their own matching GI-41 bottle.
- Compatibility check on request — send Mascom International a WhatsApp photo of the model label before ordering.
Bottle Build and Handling
- Keyed magenta tip — the nozzle fits the magenta inlet only, so pink ink cannot reach another tank.
- Gravity-fed pouring — no squeezing is needed; the ink drains into the tank once the tip sits in place.
- Flow slows as the tank fills — reducing the chance of overflow onto the printer during a refill.
- Screw cap seals part-used bottles — store any leftover ink for the next top-up without drying out.
- Factory-sealed packaging — the bottle reaches you unopened and brand new from Canon.
Purchase Inclusions and Costs
- One sealed GI-41 magenta bottle — sold on its own, with no printer, cables or other colours.
- KSh 2,350 per bottle — matching the cyan and yellow GI-41 bottles at Mascom International.
- Full four-tank refill comes to KSh 9,700 — adding the 135ml GI-41 black at KSh 2,650.
- M-Pesa or cash payment — at the store counter or to the rider on delivery.
- Receipt issued with every bottle — keep it for any claim under the warranty below.
Package Contents
Inside the box is one sealed 70ml Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle and nothing else. The printer, black ink and the cyan and yellow bottles are separate purchases at Mascom International. Look for the GI-41 code and the magenta colour band on the label before you open it. Store the bottle upright in its box between refills so the cap stays clean and the ink stays out of light.
Warranty
Mascom International covers the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle with a 6-month warranty against manufacturing defects in the bottle or ink under normal use. To make a claim, bring the bottle and its receipt to our service desk in Nairobi CBD for inspection.
Where to Buy the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle in Kenya
Collect the Canon GI-41 Magenta Ink Bottle from Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Our staff will compare the bottle code with your printer before you buy, and you can inspect the seal at the counter. This listing is for magenta only; the black, cyan and yellow GI-41 bottles each have their own page.
For orders and questions, use:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
All 47 counties receive pay-on-arrival delivery. Orders in Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day, and event businesses in Mombasa, Nakuru, Naivasha and Kitale receive theirs the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days. Each bottle falls under the 6-month warranty above.
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