SKU:

Canon-126-5Pack

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

3483B001

Ink Color:

Black 5 Pack

Page Yield:

2,100 Each

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What does buying by part number do for a purchasing routine?

It removes the most common ordering error in offices: the right cartridge, wrong label. When your approved-supplier list, your printer manual and your invoice all say 3483B001, ordering against that number means the person buying never has to translate between a part number and a family name at a busy desk. This 5-pack is listed under 3483B001 itself, so the line item you approve is the line item that ships.

And the cartridge behind the number is…?

The Canon 126 — 3483B001 is Canon's part number for the cartridge also sold as the 126BK, rated at 2,100 pages. This pack holds five of them, a rated 10,500 pages in total. Nothing is gained or lost by choosing the part-number listing over the name listing; they are two doors into the same shelf, priced the same at $59.10 for five.

What does the 5-pack quantity do to the unit price?

It cuts it by more than half. A single Canon 126 costs $26.61; in this pack each cartridge is $11.82, and the per-page cost falls from about 1.27 cents to roughly 0.56 cents. Five singles would total $133.05 against $59.10 here — $73.95 stays in the supplies budget, and it stays there on a purchase your records can reconcile by part number alone.

Ten thousand pages is a lot to hold against one line item — how is stock tracked?

Easily, because the boxes do the counting. Keep the five together, use them oldest-first, and let remaining boxes on the shelf be the stock figure your records check against. A simple house rule — reorder when two remain — turns one part-number purchase into months of unattended supply. Toner waits patiently: sealed, flat, cool and dry, it is as good in month ten as in week one.

Could this pack be confused with the Canon 125 5-pack?

Only on paper, and that is precisely why the part number matters. The Canon 125 is a different cartridge (1,600 pages, different printer family) whose 5-pack sits at $58.33 — within a dollar of this one. Names are similar, prices are similar, cartridges are not interchangeable at all. The number 3483B001 is unambiguous, and ordering by it is how the confusion is avoided entirely.

What warranty and returns stand behind this pack?

Compatible cartridges, each covered individually by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns — a fault in one cartridge is settled on its own, without returning its four partners. Full terms are on our shipping and returns page. Dispatch is from whichever of our Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California warehouses is closest, and support runs Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Canon 3483B001 Toner Cartridge 5-Pack

Five Canon 126 cartridges — part number 3483B001 — in one box: a rated 10,500 pages for $59.10, which is $11.82 per cartridge, roughly 0.56 cents per page, and $73.95 less than five singles. Built for offices whose ordering runs on part numbers and whose printers run every day. The same pack under its family name, and the rest of the line, sits in the Canon toner range.