Frequently Asked Questions

We are reordering from an old invoice — is this the same set we bought before?

Check the four numbers on that invoice against this listing: 310-9058, 310-9060, 310-9064 and 310-9062. If your paperwork shows those part numbers for a Dell 1320 set, this is the same four cartridges — one black, one cyan, one magenta, one yellow — each rated at 2,000 pages, at $40.95 for the set. Part numbers do not change between orders even when listing titles do, which is why they are the reliable thing to match.

Which number on our invoice corresponds to which color?

310-9058 is black, 310-9060 is cyan, 310-9064 is magenta and 310-9062 is yellow. If the old invoice lists the cartridges individually rather than as a set, those same four numbers will appear as separate lines — together they are exactly what this one set box contains.

Our records show we paid a different price last time. Is this still the same product?

Prices move; part numbers do not. The identity check is the combination of 310-9058, 310-9060, 310-9064 and 310-9062 with a 2,000-page rating on each cartridge. At today's $40.95, the set works out to $10.24 per cartridge — compare that line with your old invoice's per-cartridge math if you want the apples-to-apples view.

Can I order this set on a recurring basis for our 1320?

You can reorder the same listing whenever the shelf runs low — the part numbers in its title keep it unambiguous for whoever places the order, even if that person has never seen the printer. Given the 2,000-page rating per cartridge, most small offices find a set lasts a season or more; tracking your last order date is usually planning enough.

What if the numbers on our invoice almost match but one differs?

Do not guess. A different number means a different cartridge family, even if the printer name looks similar. Read the labels on the cartridges currently in your 1320 and match against those; if they read 310-9058, 310-9060, 310-9064 and 310-9062, this set is confirmed. When in doubt, our support team can check a number with you before you order.

What backing comes with a reorder?

The same as the first order: a one-year warranty and one-year free returns — see the shipping & returns policy. Orders ship from IL, PA, GA or CA, and support is available Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM CST.

About This Dell 1320 4 Color Set (310-9058, 310-9060, 310-9064, 310-9062)

This listing names its cartridges in the title because that is how repeat buyers identify them: 310-9058 (black), 310-9060 (cyan), 310-9064 (magenta) and 310-9062 (yellow) for the Dell 1320, each rated at 2,000 pages, $40.95 the set. If those numbers are on your last invoice or on the labels in your printer, you are looking at the reorder. The rest of our Dell catalogue can be browsed on the Dell toner page.