Frequently Asked Questions

One hundred and fifty thousand pages in one order — when does that make sense?

When toner is bought the way a facilities budget buys anything consumed at scale: once, in bulk, at the lowest unit price, for machines that are not going anywhere. Ten GPR6BK cartridges total 150,000 rated pages. A department at 5,000 pages a month is looking at two and a half years of cover; a copy room at 10,000 a month, fifteen months. If those horizons match your machine's remaining service life, this is the cheapest stock you can hold.

What is the lowest per-page cost this family reaches?

This pack reaches it: $206.82 for ten cartridges is $20.68 per cartridge, and across 150,000 rated pages that is roughly 0.14 cents per page — against $37.32 and about 0.25 cents per page for a single. Ten singles would cost $373.20, so the pack saves $166.38. On genuine volume, that saving repeats every cycle, which is where bulk buying quietly outperforms every other cost measure available to a print room.

What is the honest risk of buying this much toner at once?

Commitment. The pack is only a saving if your GPR-6 machines stay in service long enough to consume it — the cartridges fit nothing else, and the Canon GPR-18 family used by other imageRUNNER models is not an alternative home for them. If a fleet replacement is even a possibility inside the pack's expected life, the 5-pack is the prudent ceiling. Buy the 10-pack when the machines are settled and the volume is proven, not hoped for.

How should central stores label and issue a pack like this?

Shelve it under the cartridge code — GPR6BK — never under a room or department name, because rooms get reassigned and codes do not. Issue oldest stock first, keep cartridges sealed and flat in a cool, dry store away from heat, and record issues against the machine so consumption per device stays visible. Those habits are what turn a bulk pack into managed stock instead of a forgotten pallet.

Does buying ten at once weaken the warranty on any cartridge?

No. Each cartridge carries its own 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns, as set out on our shipping & returns page. A unit that leaks, fades early or streaks is replaced or refunded individually — bulk pricing changes what you paid per cartridge, never the cover behind it.

How does delivery and support work on an order of this size?

The pack ships from the nearest of our four warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California — so even the largest restock in this family is a short delivery. Our support team is available Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST for delivery questions, cartridge issues and consumption planning on the next cycle.

About This Canon GPR-6 Compatible Toner 10 Pack

This 10-pack of compatible Canon GPR-6 black cartridges (GPR6BK) delivers 150,000 rated pages for $206.82 — $20.68 per cartridge and about 0.14 cents per page, the lowest rate in the GPR-6 family, saving $166.38 against ten singles. It is built for high-volume imageRUNNER operations and central stores with proven consumption. Every cartridge is backed by a 1-year warranty with 1-year free returns, and orders ship from our IL, PA, GA or CA warehouses. The full ladder of pack sizes is on our Canon toner page.

It is the common cartridge for the ImageRunner 3300, ImageRunner 2200 and ImageRunner 2800. The line around it also carries the Canon GPR-6 black cartridge, the Canon GPR-6 black five-pack and the matching Canon GPR-6 drum unit.