HP 746 Original Ink Cartridge P2V80A Cyan

Precise cyan for large-format output

The HP 746 cyan ink cartridge delivers pigment-based cyan formulated for consistent colour reproduction across wide-format prints and proofs, ensuring neutral midtones and vivid highlights where accurate colour rendition matters. Standard yield provides a predictable supply cadence for scheduled production without claiming specific page counts. The original HP configuration maintains firmware recognition and alignment with printer colour management to support reliable batch matching.

Seamless fit with HP DesignJet Large Format Z9+

Compatibility with HP DesignJet Large Format Z9+ is specified to guarantee physical and electronic fit, so the cartridge integrates with the printer's ink delivery and monitoring systems. Use of an original HP supply reduces the need for manual adjustments and supports the printer's native colour calibration routines, which benefits repeatable print results in studio workflows.

Compact dimensions that simplify storage and handling

Dimensions: 283 mm width × 118 mm height × 41 mm depth. Weight: 2810 g. Included in delivery: 1 x ink cartridge. The compact footprint and clear dimensional data enable efficient storage planning and handling within print-room inventory systems without extra interpretation.

Pigment-based ink for stability in production

Pigment-based formulation is specified to offer stable colour laydown suited to large-format substrates and long print runs, enabling consistent output across multiple sheets. The cartridge's engineering supports typical professional workflows where consistent ink behaviour and predictable drying characteristics are important for finishing steps.

Suited to professional print and signage environments

Print studios, design agencies and architectural offices benefit from a cartridge designed for wide-format systems that require dependable cyan performance. The 746 cartridge offers a practical balance between original-manufacturer integration and standard yield economics, making it appropriate for projects where colour fidelity and workflow predictability are priorities.