Frequently Asked Questions
What does standardizing a whole fleet on one cartridge actually save?
Complexity, mostly — and that is worth money. A site running several imageRUNNER ADVANCE 8105, 8205 or 8505i machines needs exactly one toner SKU on the shelf: the GPR-37, part number 3764B003AA. Any cartridge in this 5-pack can go into any machine in the family, so there is no wrong-cartridge downtime, no per-machine stock to track, and one reorder point for the entire fleet's 350,000 pages of capacity.
How does the 5-pack pricing work out?
At $433.47, the pack works out to $86.69 per cartridge against $99.05 for a single — $61.78 saved across the five. At the rated 70,000-page yield, toner cost lands at roughly 0.12 cents per page. On production volumes, that fraction of a cent compounds: across 350,000 pages, the pack-versus-singles difference in toner spend is the $61.78, every cycle, for as long as the fleet runs.
Which machines does this pack cover?
All five cartridges are Canon GPR-37 (3764B003AA) black toner for the imageRUNNER 8085, 8095 and 8105, and the imageRUNNER ADVANCE 8085, 8095, 8105, 8205, 8285, 8295, 8505i and 8585i. One caution: sites sometimes run an ADVANCE 4000-series machine alongside these — that machine takes a different cartridge family, and no cartridge in this pack will fit it.
How do we store five cartridges without wasting any?
Keep them sealed in their bags, flat, in a cool dry storeroom, and issue them oldest-first — mark the arrival month on each box. Five cartridges sounds like a lot until you divide it by a fleet: two busy machines can turn this pack over in a single quarter. The honest check before ordering is your combined meter volume; if the whole site prints less than about 30,000 pages a month, the 3-pack is the more sensible shelf.
What happens if a cartridge in the middle of the pack fails?
It is covered the same as the first one: a 1-year warranty against defects and 1-year free returns if it does not perform. You are not stuck with a bad cartridge because it happened to be fourth in a box of five. Full terms are on our shipping and returns page, and our team answers Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
Is a 5-pack always better than ordering 3-packs more often?
Not always. The 5-pack wins on per-cartridge price and reorder simplicity; it loses if your fleet shrinks, a machine is retired, or volumes drop — stranded toner fits nothing else you own. Fleets that are stable and meter-verified should take the 5-pack price. Sites in transition should buy the 3-pack and keep the flexibility. The rest of our compatible range is on the Canon toner page either way.
About This 5-Pack
This is a 5-pack of compatible Canon GPR-37 black toner cartridges, part number 3764B003AA, each rated for up to 70,000 pages — 350,000 pages in a single order, sized for sites running multiple high-speed imageRUNNER and imageRUNNER ADVANCE 80xx/82xx/85xx machines on one shared toner SKU. These are compatible cartridges, not Canon originals, each backed by our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, shipping from our warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California.
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