Brother
Compatible Brother MFC-9460CDN Toner Cartridges
- Page Yield:
- Black:6,000 / Color:3,500
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Page Yield:
- Black:6,000 / Color:3,500
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Compatible Printers
- Specifications
- SKU:
- MFC-9460CDN
- Printer Brand:
- Brother
- OEM Number:
- TN315BK,TN315C,TN315Y, TN315M
- Ink Color:
- Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow
- Page Yield:
- Black:6,000 / Color:3,500
- Printer Type:
- Laser Cartridge
- Condition:
- New Compatible
- Description
- Reviews

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For the Brother MFC-9460CDN, these are the compatible TN315 high-yield cartridges, black and color alike — the longer-running step up from the standard TN310 series (2,500 pages in black, 1,500 per color). Ratings run to 6,000 pages for black and 3,500 pages per color cartridge. We back it with a 1-year warranty, and returns stay free for the whole first year.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I budget toner for a whole team printing to one MFC-9460CDN?
Work from two numbers: black pages cost about 0.54¢ in toner with this cartridge ($32.58 over 6,000 pages), and color pages draw on cartridges rated around 1.0¢ each. Multiply by the team's monthly page counts and the network machine's toner becomes a forecastable line item.
Is the four-color set the better planning tool?
For a shared machine, often. The TN315 set is $81.93 against $137.40 for the four cartridges bought separately — $55.47 saved — and it resets every color at once, which simplifies the replacement calendar.
Which printers take this black cartridge?
The MFC-9460CDN and its TN310/TN315 family relatives: DCP-9050CDN, HL-4150CDN, HL-4750CDWT, MFC-9560CDW, DCP-9055CDN, HL-4570CDW, MFC-9460CDN, MFC-9970, DCP-9270CDN, HL-4570CDWT, MFC-9465CDN, MFC-9970CDW and HL-4140CN
Team members' habits differ wildly. How do we stay on top of levels?
Check the machine's toner gauges monthly and replace only what is low. Every TN315 unit — black and each color — is independent, so uneven use across the team never forces an unnecessary full change.
Why high-yield rather than standard cartridges for a team machine?
The standard TN310BK covers about 2,500 pages. On a machine serving several people, that is a changeover every few weeks and a higher cost per page. The 6,000-page TN315BK stretches intervals and cuts the per-page figure at the same time.
What support and cover do we get?
Each cartridge carries a one-year warranty with one-year free returns — details in the shipping & returns policy. Stock ships from IL, PA, GA and CA, and our support team works 9 AM–5 PM CST.
Our team prints dense documents with logos and shaded headers — will we see the full 6,000 pages?
Expect to land somewhat under it. The TN315BK's rating assumes standard document coverage, and pages carrying logos, shaded header bars and bold tables use more toner than plain text pages. The cartridge is still the economical choice for the MFC-9460CDN at about 0.54¢ per rated page, but a team whose output is graphics-heavy should budget on its own page counter rather than the box figure.
How can we judge whether a newly installed cartridge is performing properly?
Print a few familiar documents and look at the first pages closely: text should be uniformly dark from top to bottom, with solids even and no pale band along one edge. A fresh TN315BK that starts out light usually just needs to be taken out and rocked gently side to side to level the powder. Weak output that does not respond to that points to a cartridge worth raising with support while it is new.
The low-toner warning appeared in the middle of a deadline run — what is the fastest safe response?
Pause, remove the TN315BK and rock it gently side to side, then reinstall and resume. Redistributing the remaining toner commonly restores full density for the rest of the job. Make that the signal to order the next cartridge the same day, though — a cartridge that has needed the rocking rescue once is telling you its 6,000 pages are nearly used up, and a shared team machine should never run without the next one on its way.
What should the office do with empty cartridges as a team machine cycles through them?
Collect them in one place rather than scattering them across desks. Slide each spent TN315BK into the packaging its replacement came in, and send the accumulated empties out through a recycling or cartridge-return stream in batches. A single collection point also gives the person who manages supplies a visible count of how fast the team is actually consuming black — useful evidence when it is time to revisit whether the set or singles are the smarter buy.
About This TN315BK for the MFC-9460CDN
A networked all-in-one turns toner into a team expense, and team expenses need predictability. This black cartridge supplies it: a 6,000-page budget of pages at a known half-cent each, in a machine the whole office relies on. Clever Supplies supports the platform fully — singles for targeted top-ups, the set for planned refreshes — across the Brother TN315 range.

