SKU:

IMAGECLASS-D1350-TONER

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

IMAGECLASS-D1350-TONER

Ink Color:

Same As Pictures

Page Yield:

5000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Our D1350 has started leaving streaks on the page — cartridge or machine?

Begin with the free tests before suspecting the expensive answer. Streaks that appeared as the cartridge aged, or that change when you swap in another cartridge, belong to the cartridge. Take it out and rock it gently side to side — settled toner causes more streaking and one-sided fading than any other single fault, and the rock test takes a minute. If the marks sit in exactly the same place with a different cartridge fitted, then the machine deserves a look. Nine times out of ten, though, a fresh Canon 120 ends the investigation.

How long should one cartridge last between changes in the D1350?

The cartridge is rated for up to 5,000 pages at standard 5% coverage. In calendar terms: around 750 pages a month gets you six to seven months from a cartridge; 1,500 pages a month gets you a little over three. That is the rhythm worth planning around on a D1350 — it is a machine that typically works steadily rather than in bursts, so the change dates are predictable enough to put on a calendar rather than discover.

What does this cartridge cost per page, honestly?

About 0.65 cents — $32.42 across a 5,000-page rating. We give the figure plainly because it is the only honest comparison between cartridges: a cheaper box with a smaller yield is often the more expensive page. At 0.65 cents, the D1350's toner cost is a minor line in any office budget, roughly $6.50 per thousand pages, and it stays that predictable for as long as your volume does.

Does copying on the D1350 wear the cartridge differently from printing?

The cartridge cannot tell the difference — a copied page and a printed page each take the same toner from the same Canon 120. What differs is what people feed the machine. Copies are often made from dense originals, shaded forms and already-dark documents, and those pages carry more than the standard 5% coverage the rating assumes. So a copy-heavy D1350 will usually land a little under the 5,000-page rating, while a print-heavy one lands on or above it. The cartridge is not wearing differently; the pages are heavier.

Which Canon printers does this cartridge fit?

This is the Canon 120 cartridge, built for Canon's imageCLASS D family in this class: the D1120, D1150, D1170, D1180, D1320, D1350, D1370 and D1520. This listing is written for the D1350, but the cartridge itself is the family's shared design. If your machine is one of those eight and its current cartridge is a Canon 120, this is the cartridge it uses.

What happens if this cartridge fails or prints badly?

It is covered twice over: a 1-year warranty against defects, and 1-year free returns if it does not perform as it should. You are not stuck with a bad cartridge because you chose a compatible one. Full terms are on our shipping and returns page, and our support team is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if you would rather talk it through first.

About This Cartridge

This is a single compatible Canon 120 black toner cartridge rated for up to 5,000 pages, listed for the imageCLASS D1350 and shared across the imageCLASS D family named above. It ships from one of our four US warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California, so delivery does not start with an ocean crossing. 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.