SKU:

CS-Brother-OEM-DR630-2BK

Printer Brand:

Brother

OEM Number:

DR630

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

12,000 pages

Printer Type:

Drum Unit

Condition:

New

Frequently Asked Questions

Two drums in one box — who keeps a spare drum on the shelf?

Anyone whose printer cannot wait. The classic case is the two-machine office — say an HL-L2360DW on one desk and an MFC-L2700DW serving the rest — where each machine will call for a drum in its own time and neither can sit idle for days awaiting a delivery. A drum message never arrives at a convenient moment, and the part itself is shelf-stable when sealed, so holding one spare between the fleet is cheap insurance. Single-printer homes are the opposite case: one drum may outlast the machine, and a spare is money resting in a cupboard.

What does the second drum in this pack save me?

A modest but real $13.33. Two DR630 units bought singly at $129.08 total $258.16; this 2 pack is $244.83 — also $97.93 under the pack's $342.76 list price — which puts each drum at roughly $122.42. It is the gentlest step on this family's ladder, and it is fair to say so: the pack's main product is arguably the spare itself, with the saving as a bonus. Buyers whose sites will genuinely consume three drums should look hard at the 3 pack before settling here, for reasons the next answer makes plain.

Two pack or three pack — how should I decide?

By counting machines and drum history, not by the headline price. Per drum, the 3 pack is about $20.24 cheaper than this pack — roughly $102.18 against $122.42 — and saves $80.71 against three singles where this pack saves $13.33 against two. If your site runs three or more of these printers, or one machine that has already eaten a drum inside two years, the 3 pack is the better arithmetic. If you run exactly two machines and want one working spare between them, this pack matches your need precisely, and the third drum would be stock without a destination.

Which printers do these drum units serve?

The sixteen models of the TN660 platform: the DCP-L2520DW and DCP-L2540DW, the HL-L2300D, HL-L2305W, HL-L2315DW, HL-L2320D, HL-L2340DW, HL-L2360DW and HL-L2380DW printers, and the MFC-L2680W, MFC-L2685DW, MFC-L2700DW, MFC-L2705DW, MFC-L2707DW, MFC-L2720DW and MFC-L2740DW all-in-ones. Each DR630 in the pack is rated at 12,000 pages and carries a TN660 or TN630 toner cartridge in its tray. One drum code across the whole family is what makes a shared spare possible at all.

The drum warning has appeared mid-job — do I finish the job or swap now?

Usually, finish — with eyes open. The "Replace Drum" message is a counter reaching its rated life, not a sudden failure; output often remains acceptable for a while after it appears, and the printer will keep working. Watch the pages, though: if repeating marks, background shading or streaks have arrived with the warning, the drum's surface is genuinely worn and further printing just spends toner on bad pages. With this pack on the shelf, the swap takes minutes when quality dips — which is the entire reason the spare is there.

How do returns and warranty work on this 2 pack?

The pack is genuine Brother stock, returnable for 30 days in all cases, with warranty cover from Brother's manufacturer warranty — the terms are set out on our shipping and returns page. OEM terms cover the pack as a whole; the extended cover described elsewhere on this site belongs to compatible products. Any fault on arrival should be raised with support Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, within the return window.

About This Genuine Brother DR630 Drum Unit 2 Pack

Two genuine Brother DR630 drum units — each rated at 12,000 pages for Brother's monochrome platform — priced together at $244.83 against a $342.76 list and $13.33 below the pair bought singly, at roughly $122.42 a drum. The pack serves sixteen models from the DCP-L2520DW through the MFC-L2740DW and suits two-machine sites that want a working spare on hand. Browse the wider genuine catalogue in the Brother range at Clever Supplies. Ships from our IL, PA, GA or CA warehouse.