Why toner? Why not call it ink? Inkjet printers use liquid ink, while color laser printers use color toner, which is like ink in powder form. A sealed color toner cartridge can be stored for over two years prior to use, as opposed to inkjet cartridges which have a shorter shelf-life.

The page yield for this drum is 30000 pages. Page Yield is based on Lexmarks manufacturer specifications. The actual yield can vary depending on factors including: the size paper you are using, your printers settings, & how much content is printed onto each page.

This OEM laser printer drum is produced by Lexmark for use in your Color Laser Printer. OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer - these products are an official, "premium" alternative to remanufactured and compatible drums.

This drum prints 30000 pages with an average of 5% coverage. Nearly all printer manufacturers base their ink/toner cartridge yields on 5% page coverage.

What is OEM? OEM drums are assembled by Lexmark for your Color Laser Printer. Also known as "genuine" drums, these are meant to act as a premium alternative to compatible or re-manufactured drum units.

This drum prints 30000 pages with an average of 5% coverage. Nearly all printer manufacturers base their ink/toner cartridge yields on 5% page coverage.

What is OEM? OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. This OEM drum is assembled by Lexmark for use in your Color Laser Printer. Also known as "genuine" drums, these provide a premium alternative to compatible or re-manufactured drum units.

What is color toner? As opposed to the liquid ink used by inkjet printers, color laser printer toner is a fine, electrically-charged powder consisting of pigment and plastic. The toner is printed to each page with static electricity and heated rollers.

Why toner? Why not call it ink? Inkjet printers use liquid ink, while color laser printers use color toner, which is like ink in powder form. A sealed color toner cartridge can be stored for over two years prior to use, as opposed to inkjet cartridges which have a shorter shelf-life.

Why toner? Why not call it ink? Inkjet printers use liquid ink, while color laser printers use color toner, which is like ink in powder form. A sealed color toner cartridge can be stored for over two years prior to use, as opposed to inkjet cartridges which have a shorter shelf-life.

What is OEM? OEM Toner Cartridges are assembled by Lexmark for your Color Laser Printer. Also known as "genuine" toner, these cartridges are meant to act as a premium alternative to compatible or re-manufactured laser toner cartridges.

This laser printer toner waste container will last through 36000 prints with an average of 5% coverage, which means that.. If you are doing heavy printing with full pages of toner, then your waste container will need to be replaced sooner, otherwise, your waste container should last 36000 pages.

What is a Toner Waste Container? Toner Waste Containers collect excess laser printer toner that is extracted from the toner cartridge during printing, but not used on the page. It is important to replace these once they're full to ensure good print quality and proper laser printer function.

The page yield for this developer is 30000 pages. Page Yield is based on Lexmarks manufacturer specifications. The actual yield can vary depending on factors including: the size paper you are using, your printers settings, etc.

What does a Developer do? In a laser printer, the developer unit is a set of negatively-charged beads that pulls the positively-charged toner particles out of their cartridge and onto the drum, which then transfers the toner to the page.

The page yield for this developer is 30000 pages. Page Yield is based on Lexmarks manufacturer specifications. The actual yield can vary depending on factors including: the size paper you are using, your printers settings, etc.

This OEM developer is produced by Lexmark for use in your Color Laser Printer. OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer - these products are an official, "premium" alternative to remanufactured and compatible developers.

The page yield for this developer is 30000 pages. Page Yield is based on Lexmarks manufacturer specifications. The actual yield can vary depending on factors including: the size paper you are using, your printers settings, etc.

This OEM developer is produced by Lexmark for use in your Color Laser Printer. OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer - these products are an official, "premium" alternative to remanufactured and compatible developers.

The page yield for this developer is 30000 pages. Page Yield is based on Lexmarks manufacturer specifications. The actual yield can vary depending on factors including: the size paper you are using, your printers settings, etc.

This OEM developer is produced by Lexmark for use in your Color Laser Printer. OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer - these products are an official, "premium" alternative to remanufactured and compatible developers.