SKU:

S35-10

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

7833A001AA

Ink Color:

Black 10 Pack

Page Yield:

3,500 Each

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Ten cartridges in one order — who is this pack actually for?

Facilities and office managers running several Canon S35 machines, or one very busy one, on a planned supply cycle. Ten 7833A001AA cartridges total 35,000 rated pages — a year or more of printing for a typical imageCLASS D-series installation — and buying them together turns a dozen small purchase orders into one. If a single desktop machine is all you run, this pack is more than you need, and that is fine: the smaller packs exist for you.

What is the per-cartridge price at this quantity?

$22.58 — $225.84 for ten cartridges, against $39.23 each bought singly. That is $166.46 less than ten singles, and the per-page cost drops to about 0.65 cents across the pack's 35,000 rated pages, the lowest figure in the S35 family. The 5% coverage assumption behind the rating still applies, so heavy graphics work will trim real-world page counts somewhat.

Does the per-page saving hold up against the 5-pack?

It improves on it, modestly. The 5-pack works out to $24.43 per cartridge and about 0.70 cents per page; this pack's $22.58 and 0.65 cents shave a further $1.85 per cartridge. Across ten cartridges that is real money, but the step from 5 to 10 is about volume certainty more than price: order the ten only when you are confident the machines will consume them.

Can the ten cartridges serve machines in different rooms or sites?

Yes. Every unit is the identical Canon S35 cartridge for the imageCLASS D320, D340, D383 and ICD-340, so the carton can be broken up however your layout demands — a working stock per machine and the balance held centrally. Because the part number is uniform, there is no risk of a cartridge landing at a desk whose machine cannot use it.

How do the warranty and returns work across a pack of ten?

Per cartridge. These are new compatible Canon S35 (7833A001AA) cartridges, and each one carries our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns individually — a unit that fails early is replaced or refunded without disturbing the other nine, as set out on our shipping and returns page. For stock held longer, keep cartridges sealed and note arrival dates so the oldest are used first. Support runs Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

How is an order this size delivered and stored?

The ten cartridges arrive in a single shipment from the nearest of our US warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California. The carton is not small, so plan a shelf for it: flat storage, cool and dry, out of direct sunlight. Draw cartridges from the carton as machines call for them, and the stock stays in the condition it arrived in.

What should be checked before this carton is broken down for storage?

Count ten cartridges, confirm every unit is sealed, and read the part number 7833A001AA on the cartons before the stock disperses to shelves and satellite rooms. Once a 10-pack is split across locations, a shortage or a damaged unit becomes almost impossible to trace back to the delivery. The check takes a minute at the receiving end and protects a 35,000-page supply position. Date the outer carton at the same time so the stock's age is recorded from day one.

How can the carton itself keep track of a stock this size?

Turn it into the ledger. Each time a cartridge leaves the carton, mark the date and the destination machine on the carton flap. Ten marks later you hold the fleet's true consumption rate without opening a single report: how fast the S35 (7833A001AA) stock is really moving, which site calls cartridges off most often, and — most usefully — exactly when the reorder point is approaching, visible to anyone who walks past the shelf.

How does duplex work translate across 35,000 rated pages?

The S35 rating counts printed sides, so a D-series fleet that prints and copies mostly two-sided will lay this pack's 35,000 pages onto about 17,500 sheets. That distinction matters when budgets are compared: a site measuring toner life by reams of paper will think its cartridges last twice as long as a single-sided site's, when both are spending toner at the same rate per side. Track the page meter and the cartridge arithmetic stays honest.

Why prove the first cartridge before distributing the rest?

Because one unit can stand for the batch. Fit the first S35 in your busiest imageCLASS machine and run a familiar job — a standard form or report — judging the output from the third page onward, once the toner has settled. Clean, even output from that unit is practical evidence that the remaining nine, built to the same specification, can be released to their rooms and sites without individual testing. It converts a ten-cartridge leap of faith into a ten-minute check.

About This Canon S35 10-Pack

This 10-pack contains ten compatible Canon S35 black toner cartridges (part number 7833A001AA), each rated at 3,500 pages, for $225.84 — $22.58 per cartridge, about 0.65 cents per page, and $166.46 saved against ten singles. It is the fleet and facilities option for imageCLASS D-series machines: a full supply cycle in one carton, every cartridge individually backed by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. Lighter-volume options sit alongside it in the family — see the full S35 range on our Canon toner collection.