SKU:

CS-Brother-OEM-TN880-DR820-4set

Printer Brand:

Brother

OEM Number:

TN880, DR820

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

Toner:12000, Drum:30000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New

Frequently Asked Questions

We service two departmental printers — what does a matched-pairs box give us that separate orders do not?

One renewal standard across both machines. This bundle holds two genuine TN880 cartridges and two genuine DR820 drums: a full imaging pair for each printer. Departments that order machine by machine tend to end up with mixed states — one printer on a fresh drum, the other nursed along — and output that varies between them. Servicing both from this box on the same day resets the pair to identical condition, and since the parts are interchangeable across the platform, a spare at one machine is effectively a spare at both.

What does each machine's share consist of?

One TN880 super high-yield cartridge rated at 12,000 pages, and one DR820 drum rated at 30,000 pages. The two ratings measure different things — toner supply that depletes, and drum surface life that persists through about two and a half cartridges — so they are never summed. A pair fitted today gives its machine a long, quiet run: the next planned event is a cartridge change many thousands of pages later, and the drum after that will still be mid-life.

How does the bundle price compare with assembling the same four parts ourselves?

Favourably. At this store two TN880 cartridges at $161.29 and two DR820 drums at $159.29 add up to $641.16; the bundle is $609.10, which is $32.06 less, and $304.55 below the $913.65 combined list. Split per machine, the renewal costs $304.55 a printer through the bundle against $320.58 through separate listings. Unlike some bundle families in this catalogue, this one's price genuinely rewards buying the set.

Which printers can the pairs be divided between?

Any two machines from the TN880 platform: the HL-L6200DW, HL-L6200DWT, HL-L6250 DN, HL-L6250DW, HL-L6300DW, HL-L6400DW and HL-L6400DWT, or the MFC-L6700DW, MFC-L6750DW and MFC-L6800DW. The pairs are identical, so the split needs no planning — and because multifunction and printer models share the same cartridge and drum, a common arrangement of one of each is covered just as neatly. A cartridge with life left in it can be carried into a new drum rather than discarded during either machine's service.

Is there a sensible order to work through two drum changes?

Complete one machine fully before starting the second, and keep its removed parts beside it until a test page prints clean — that discipline prevents the classic error of refitting the drum you just took out. On each printer: cartridge out of the old drum, into the new DR820, assembly seated, corona wire cleaned with its tab, drum counter reset in the menu. Keep the second drum sealed and shaded until its turn; the surface is light-sensitive and happiest in its packaging.

What warranty and returns position applies here?

Every genuine Brother part in the box is returnable within 30 days of delivery, in all cases, and carries Brother's manufacturer warranty as its lasting cover. A fault in one piece is raised and resolved on that piece alone — contact support Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, ideally inside the return window. The complete policy wording is on the shipping and returns page.

About This TN880 and DR820 Two-Printer Bundle

For two machines on Brother's departmental mono platform: two genuine TN880 super high-yield toner cartridges (12,000 pages each) and two genuine DR820 drum units (30,000 pages each), one imaging pair per printer, at $609.10 against a $913.65 list. It serves the HL-L62xx–L64xx printers and MFC-L67xx–L68xx multifunction models, and ships from our Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California warehouses. The rest of the genuine range sits in the Brother catalogue at Clever Supplies.