SKU:

IMAGECLASS-D1320-TONER

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

IMAGECLASS-D1320-TONER

Ink Color:

Same As Pictures

Page Yield:

5000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

The D1320 is a newer machine than the D1150 down the hall — why does it take the same cartridge?

Because Canon kept the same cartridge platform across both generations of this family. The Canon 120 cartridge that serves the older D1120, D1150, D1170 and D1180 also serves the D1320, D1350 and D1370, plus the D1520. That is not a compromise — it is the practical advantage of this listing. An office running a D1320 next to older D-series machines needs one spare cartridge design for all of them, and the per-page economics are identical whichever machine the cartridge ends up in.

What does 5,000 pages mean for a D1320 in daily office use?

For a typical small-office D1320 printing and copying around 600 pages a month, one cartridge lasts about eight months. At 1,200 pages a month it is roughly four months. The 5,000-page figure is the rating at the standard 5% page coverage — ordinary text documents. Pages with heavy graphics, dense forms or big dark areas use toner faster, so a machine that mostly produces those will land below the rating; a machine living on correspondence will meet it comfortably.

What does the $32.42 price break down to per page?

About 0.65 cents per page. That is the honest way to read any cartridge price: not the number on the box, but the number divided by the pages it produces. At 0.65 cents, 1,000 pages of D1320 output costs about $6.50 in toner. It is a mid-range figure for a compatible cartridge — there are cheaper pages in the Canon catalogue and more expensive ones — and for a machine of the D1320's class it keeps running costs firmly in the background.

Our D1320 has started leaving streaks on the page — cartridge or machine?

Start with the cartridge; it is the cause far more often than the machine. Streaks that follow a cartridge — appearing after a change, or worsening as it empties — are cartridge behaviour. Two checks cost nothing: remove the cartridge and rock it gently side to side to redistribute the toner, and try the spare if you keep one. If the streaks vanish with a different cartridge, you have your answer. If identical defects appear with two different cartridges, then it is worth a service conversation about the machine itself.

Is it sensible to try a compatible cartridge in this machine for the first time?

A single cartridge is exactly the sensible way to try. This Canon 120 is $32.42, it is covered by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, and one cartridge in your own D1320, on your own documents, tells you more than any review can. Offices usually run the trial on the machine that matters least, then standardise once the output has proven itself. Full return terms are on our shipping and returns page.

How should we store the spare so it is ready when needed?

Sealed in its bag, lying flat, in a cool dry spot away from direct sunlight and radiators. A compatible cartridge stored that way waits patiently for months — there is no benefit to fitting it early, and an opened cartridge is better used than shelved. If you keep more than one spare, write the arrival month on each box and always use the oldest first. Our support team is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if questions come up before or after fitting.

About This Cartridge

This is a single compatible Canon 120 black toner cartridge rated for up to 5,000 pages, listed for the imageCLASS D1320 and shared across both generations of the imageCLASS D family named above. It ships from one of our four US warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California, and every cartridge is covered by our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. You can see the rest of our compatible range for this platform on the Canon toner page.