Brother-TN336 Toner Cartridges

Brother-TN336

Every color in this high-yield family is its own cartridge, and every one of them is stocked as a single. Black is the TN336BK, also sold in TN336 three-black and five-black packs; the colors are TN336C cyan, TN336M magenta and TN336Y yellow. Around the singles sits the widest set range in this part of the catalogue — four-color sets and multi-color bundles up to eight cartridges — for the color LED printers and multifunction machines listed below.

These are department-scale color machines: the sort that produce client-facing documents where color quality is part of the message. A high-yield cartridge in all four slots is the natural specification for that duty, and the shelf here is arranged so a facilities-minded owner can stock it exactly that way — singles for surgical replacements, sets for scheduled refreshes, and extra black in depth because text still dominates most print queues.

Toner Cartridges for TN336

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
TN336BK High Yield	Black	See product page
TN336 — 3 Black (TN336BK)	Black	See product page
TN336 — 5 Black (TN336BK)	Black	See product page
TN336C High Yield	Cyan	See product page
TN336M High Yield	Magenta	See product page
TN336Y High Yield	Yellow	See product page
TN336 High Yield 4 Color Set	Set of 4	See product page
TN336 Premium Quality High Yield 4 Color Set	Set of 4	See product page
TN-336 — 5 Color Set	Multi set	See product page
TN336 — 8 Color Set	Multi set	See product page
TN336 — 3 Color Set (TN336C / TN336M / TN336Y)	Color set	See product page
TN336 — 6 Color Set (TN336C / TN336M / TN336Y)	Color set	See product page

Which cartridge should you buy?

Singles first: when one color reports low, replace that color — TN336C, TN336M and TN336Y are all stocked individually, and black is a single, a three-pack or a five-pack depending on how fast your queue eats text pages. Sets earn their place at a planned refresh: when two slots are low and the others are aging, a four-color set restarts the whole row together, and the bigger color bundles suit a machine whose color volume is heavy enough that spares should already be in the building. The Premium Quality set is the same four codes in this store's premium grade.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Four chipped cartridges report four independent levels, and on machines of this class the reports are worth watching in aggregate: when three colors trend down together, a set is coming, and ordering it before the first hard stop keeps a client deadline safe. Ratings are quoted at five percent coverage per color; presentation-heavy printing spends color far faster than the rating assumes. Replace cartridges one slot at a time with the machine powered, matching each code to its labeled position, and keep unopened spares in a cool, dark cabinet rather than on top of the printer, where heat rises.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are all four colors really sold as singles?

Yes — in this family every slot has its own listing: TN336BK, TN336C, TN336M and TN336Y. Single-color replacement is the normal way to run these machines.

What is the difference between the 3, 5, 6 and 8-count sets?

They are bundle sizes, not different cartridges. The color sets group the three colors in threes and sixes; the five- and eight-count sets add black cartridges to the mix. The exact composition of each box is spelled out on its product page.

My office prints mostly black. What should I stock?

Black in depth and one set in reserve: a TN336 five-black pack covers the text queue, and a four-color set on the shelf means a surprise color job never waits on shipping.