SKU:

CS-Canon-067H-LBP-632CDW-C

Printer Brand:

Canon

OEM Number:

5105C001

Ink Color:

Cyan

Page Yield:

Color: 2350

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a page from my LBP632CDW actually cost with this cartridge?

Work it straight from the two numbers on this page: the Canon 067H cyan for the LBP632CDW is $51.90 and rated at 2,350 pages, which divides out to about 2.21 cents per page. Set that beside the standard-yield 067 cyan we sell at $64.27 for 1,250 pages — roughly 5.14 cents a page — and the high-yield cartridge more than halves the running cost of the cyan channel on this printer while asking less money up front.

Why did the colors on my LBP632CDW start looking wrong all of a sudden?

Color faults on this printer usually trace back to one cartridge, and cyan leaves the clearest fingerprints. Blues drift toward purple because magenta is no longer being balanced, and greens turn yellowish because green needs cyan that is no longer arriving. If black text still prints crisply and only the color work looks off, the engine is fine — print a test page, look at the cyan block, and if it is pale or broken up, the 5105C001 cartridge is the one to change.

Is the 067H a different fit from the 067 my LBP632CDW used before?

Both families serve these printers; the difference is capacity and economics, not a different machine. The Canon 067H cyan (5105C001) is the high-yield version: 2,350 rated pages against the standard 067's 1,250. Check the label of the cartridge you are removing — if it reads 067H, replace like with like. If it reads 067, this 067H is the upgrade path, and at $51.90 against $64.27 it currently costs less than the smaller cartridge it replaces.

Will I really see anything close to 2,350 pages?

That depends on what your LBP632CDW prints. The rating is set at 5% page coverage. A small office printing letters, invoices, and the odd chart — light cyan loads — should finish somewhere near the rating. A steady diet of full-page graphics, photographs, or blue-background slides will spend cyan several times faster and pull the real total down. Either way, the 1,100-page advantage over the standard cartridge holds in proportion.

Can I keep a spare cyan on the shelf without it going off?

Yes — an unopened cartridge kept sealed, stored flat in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, waits patiently until you need it. That matters with cyan specifically: when it fades mid-run, every color page the printer produces is wrong, not just less pretty, so having the 5105C001 on hand turns a two-day problem into a two-minute swap. Open it only when the old cartridge comes out.

What cover and delivery do I get?

The cartridge carries our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns — terms are on the shipping & returns page. We ship from Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia, and California, using whichever warehouse reaches you soonest, and our support team is on hand Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST if you want the code double-checked against your printer before you buy.

About This Canon LBP632CDW 067H Cyan Cartridge

Built for the Canon imageCLASS LBP632CDW, this compatible Canon 067H cyan cartridge — code 5105C001 — is rated at 2,350 pages for $51.90, about 2.21 cents a page. The honest headline is the comparison with the standard 067 cyan: $64.27 buys 1,250 pages there, so the high-yield cartridge is cheaper to buy and cheaper to run, an unusual combination that makes it the default choice for this printer. Cyan carries the blues and shares the greens, which is why its fading announces itself as purple skies and olive foliage rather than a polite warning. When it goes, change just the cyan; the magenta 5104C001, yellow 5103C001, and black 5106C001 cartridges in the same family each live on their own schedule. Every cartridge we sell is backed by a 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. See the rest of the range on our Canon toner page.