This black, standard yield toner cartridge lasts for up to 1,000 pages at 5% coverage.  It’s suitable for use with our HL2130 and DCP7055 printers.

Choose the right ink/toner for your pattern of ink/toner use

You need the ink/toner that will be most cost effective for your level of printing. Below, we explain the terms ‘standard yield’, ‘high-yield’, and ‘super-high-yield’.

The more printing you do, the more cost-effective you’ll find it to buy cartridges that print more pages. Our estimates are based on 5% coverage.

What Does 5% Coverage mean?

‘5% coverage’ is a measure that most printer manufacturers use to calculate the number of pages that can be printed with one cartridge. It means that 5% of the whole page is covered in ink or toner. When doing the calculation, printer manufacturers assume basic type with no bold characters, no graphics, and no pictures.

What does standard yield mean?

The ink or toner cartridge prints a standard number of pages at 5% coverage.

What does high-yield mean?

A high-yield cartridge will print more pages than a standard yield cartridge. Although the initial outlay is higher, the cost per page is lower.

What does super-high-yield mean?

Super-high-yield cartridges give you an even lower cost per page, because they print even more pages.