The Original HP 747 Gray Ink Cartridge (P2V86A) is a specialized 300 ml supply designed for the HP DesignJet Z-series large-format printers (Plotters). This cartridge uses HP Vivid Photo Pigment Inks, which are formulated to meet the demanding quality standards of professional galleries and photographic studios. The use of a dedicated gray ink (instead of just diluted black) is crucial for achieving smooth gradients, natural skin tones, and dense blacks in shadow areas.
🎨 Superior Photographic Quality: The use of gray optimizes tonal transitions, resulting in prints with high contrast, fine detail, and an elegant, uniform gray, essential for black and white photos.
🛡️ Archival Durability: Pigment inks ensure prints are water and fade-resistant, with an archival durability exceeding 200 years in dark storage, protecting the value of artwork and historical documents.
💧 Color Fidelity: It works in conjunction with the other chromatic colors in the HP 747 line to expand the color gamut, ensuring accurate color reproduction and consistent results.
⚙️ Plotter Reliability: The 300 ml high-volume cartridge is designed to sustain productivity on large-scale projects, minimizing user intervention and ensuring optimal printhead performance.
SKU/PN: P2V86A
Product Type: Original HP Ink Cartridge (Large Format / Plotter)
Family: HP 747
Supply Colors: Gray
Cartridge Volume: 300 ml
Ink Type: Pigment-based (HP Vivid Photo Inks)
Print Technology: HP Thermal Inkjet
Compatibility: HP DesignJet Z9+ Series Printers (and related plotter models that use the HP 747 ink family).
🖼️ Professional Photography and Fine Art: Essential for printing black and white or color photographs that require smooth transitions, deep shadows, and archival quality.
📐 Graphic Design and Architecture: For creating portfolios, mockups, and visual representations where color accuracy and contrast are crucial for presenting the work.
🏛️ Museums and Archives: Ideal for the production of copies and restorations that require maximum longevity and resistance to environmental factors.
