Graviton
Graviton QY6-0047 Printhead 110V Office Equipment
Replacement printhead for compatible Canon PIXMA, iP and MultiPASS printers operating at 110V
- TypePrinters
- Compatible with Canon PIXUS 450i 455i 470PD 475PD MP375R
- Works with Canon MP390 MP360 MP370 i450 i455 i470D
- Fits Canon i475D iP2000 iP1500 MP130 PIXMA MP110 MP130
- Supports Canon MultiPASS MP360 MP370 MP390 imageCLASS MP360
- Operates at 110V for standard office power
Printhead for Canon PIXMA and imageCLASS printers
The Graviton QY6-0047 printhead operates at 110V and fits a wide range of Canon inkjet and multifunction models including PIXMA MP110, MP130, iP1500 and iP2000. It is a new replacement part for office printers that use this specific printhead assembly.
Thermal and power characteristics in daily use
The unit runs on standard 110V office power and is designed for the thermal profile of the listed Canon desktop printers. Normal printing loads stay within the original equipment specifications for heat dissipation and acoustic output.
Neutral packing and model identification
The printhead ships in neutral packaging labelled with the QY6-0047, QY6-0047-000 and QY60047 part numbers for easy verification. No additional software, cables or installation tools are included in the box.
Highlights
- Compatible with Canon PIXUS 450i 455i 470PD 475PD MP375R
- Works with Canon MP390 MP360 MP370 i450 i455 i470D
- Fits Canon i475D iP2000 iP1500 MP130 PIXMA MP110 MP130
- Supports Canon MultiPASS MP360 MP370 MP390 imageCLASS MP360
- Operates at 110V for standard office power
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the QY6-0047 printhead into a Canon iP2000 without damaging the ribbon cable?
Power off the printer, open the cover, wait for the carriage to centre, lift the locking lever, slide the printhead in until it seats, lower the lever firmly, close the cover, then run the alignment routine from the maintenance menu.
What ongoing maintenance does the QY6-0047 printhead require in a Canon MP130?
Run the automatic cleaning cycle only when print quality drops; avoid excessive deep-clean cycles to preserve nozzle life, and keep the printer powered on to allow periodic capped parking that prevents drying.
At what point does the QY6-0047 printhead typically show permanent nozzle loss during high-volume printing on a Canon i475D?
Extended high-volume runs can overheat the nozzle plate, causing irreversible clogging; the first sign is missing lines that persist after multiple cleaning cycles, indicating the head has reached its thermal limit.
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