What is the 130ml capacity in practical printing terms?

The 130ml cartridge yields thousands of A2 or A3+ prints depending on image coverage and paper type; this size is ideal for high-volume professional studios and production workgroups.

Why use a photo black cartridge instead of matte black for glossy finishes?

Photo black pigment is formulated to sit optimally on glossy and semi-gloss surfaces, delivering deep, uniform blacks and rich tones without the matte cast or reduced vibrancy you would get from matte black on shiny paper.

How does fade resistance matter for our client deliverables?

Fade-resistant pigment formulation ensures your prints retain colour and depth for decades, making this ideal for professional portfolios, limited-edition art, and goods destined for museum or gallery display.

What paper types work best with this photo black cartridge?

This cartridge excels on glossy, lustre, and semi-gloss photo papers where deep blacks and rich tones enhance image quality; contact Procure.ae to confirm compatibility with your specific paper brand.

Can we mix this cartridge with cartridges from other suppliers?

To maintain consistent colour and protect your printer warranty, use genuine HP cartridges throughout your system; mixing brands can affect colour accuracy and may void warranty coverage.

How often will we need to replace this cartridge in a busy studio?

Replacement frequency depends on daily print volume and image coverage; a busy studio might use one cartridge per week or month; monitor ink levels to plan restocking cycles.

What is the lead time for ink cartridge delivery across the UAE and GCC?

Ink cartridges typically have shorter lead times than printheads; contact Procure.ae to confirm current stock and delivery timeframe to your location.

Do you stock this cartridge at multiple GCC locations?

Procure.ae supplies the UAE and broader GCC on a request-a-quote basis; reach out to confirm availability at your preferred branch or delivery point.

What does this cartridge contain?

This product is a single HP 70 photo black pigment ink cartridge with 130ml capacity; it is a consumable refill, not a printhead or other component.

Is there a warranty or guarantee on ink cartridges?

Genuine HP cartridges come with product guarantees; contact Procure.ae for details on coverage and any defect claims.

How do we know this is an original HP cartridge?

Original HP cartridges bear official HP branding and packaging; Procure.ae sources only authentic stock, and each cartridge integrates with your printer's monitoring system for reliable performance.

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HP 70 Photo Black Pigment Ink Cartridge

HP 70 Photo Black Pigment Ink Cartridge

HP 70 photo black pigment ink cartridge delivers deep, rich blacks optimised for glossy and semi-gloss photo paper finishes on HP Designjet systems. With 130ml capacity and fade-resistant pigment formulation, it ensures professional-grade black depth and colour fidelity for fine art and high-end photo printing.

Overview

The HP 70 photo black pigment ink cartridge is specifically formulated for glossy and semi-gloss photo finish applications. Its pigment-based composition delivers exceptional black depth, colour fidelity, and archival stability, making it ideal for professional portrait photography, landscape prints, and fine art photography on HP Designjet Z3100, Z3200, Z2100, and Z5200 systems.

Key Features

Genuine HP 70 pigment-based photo black ink
130ml capacity per cartridge
Optimised for glossy and semi-gloss media
Fade-resistant pigment for archival longevity
Compatible with multiple Designjet series
Superior black depth and tonal range

Specifications

Color: Photo Black
Ink Type: Pigment-based
Capacity: 130 ml
Compatible Models: Designjet Z3100, Z3100ps GP, Z3200, Z3200ps, Z2100, Z5200
Operating Temperature: 15–35°C
Storage Temperature: 15–35°C
Operating Humidity: 20–80%

Why buy from Procure.ae

Procure.ae specialises in professional photo printing consumables for photography studios, fine art labs, and commercial print facilities across the UAE and GCC. Request a quote for bulk cartridge orders and regular supply agreements.

FAQ

What is the difference between photo black and matte black?
Photo black is optimised for glossy finishes and delivers deeper blacks, while matte black is formulated for matte paper surfaces.

Can I use photo black on matte paper?
While possible, matte black on matte paper will provide more authentic matte appearance; photo black is best reserved for glossy and semi-gloss applications.