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Frequently Asked Questions
Who genuinely needs 60,000 pages of toner in a single order?
Organisations running several of these printers, or one that never stops. This pack holds ten 310-5402 cartridges at 6,000 rated pages each — 60,000 pages. That is the central-stores purchase for a fleet of Dell Laser 1700, 1700n or 1710 machines: a school office, a multi-desk practice, a small company whose mono printing is measured in thousands of pages a month. At 5,000 pages a month the pack lasts a year; across five machines printing 1,000 pages each, the same. If your printing is lighter than that, read the size honestly — smaller packs exist, and the last answer on this page says more about choosing.
What does the 10-pack do to the per-cartridge price?
It takes it to the floor of this family: $62.13 per cartridge, against $78.57 bought singly. Ten singles would cost $785.70; the pack is $621.33; the saving is $164.37 — more than two whole cartridges' worth at the single price. The slide across the family tells the story: $69.53 in a 2-pack, $66.45 in a 3-pack, $63.98 in a 5-pack, $62.13 here. Each step buys the identical cartridge; only the quantity changes, and with it the price of every unit.
What is the lowest cost per page this cartridge family can reach?
About 1.04¢, and this pack is where it is reached: $621.33 divided by 60,000 rated pages. For a fleet manager reporting cost per page, that is the number the whole 1700-series estate can be run at when toner is bought centrally in tens. It will not go lower within this family, because the 10-pack is the largest quantity the pricing ladder offers — the rate you negotiate by volume is fully negotiated here.
Which printers draw on a central stock like this?
Every machine on the 310-5402 platform: the Laser 1700, the Laser 1700n and the Laser 1710. A central stock works precisely because one code covers the fleet — cartridges are issued to whichever machine needs one, with no model sorting and no stranded variants. The label on any spent cartridge in the building will read 310-5402, and every unit in this pack is its like-for-like replacement.
How is stock of this size actually managed?
With a shelf, a rotation and a reorder point. Store the cartridges sealed, cool and dry; issue them oldest-first; and fix the reorder trigger in advance — when the third-from-last cartridge is issued is a sensible point for a fleet, leaving two in reserve while the next pack ships. Count the shelf monthly rather than trusting memory. None of this needs software; it needs the rule written down where the stock is kept, so the system survives whoever is managing it.
What cover applies to a fleet purchase?
Each of the ten cartridges carries a 1-year warranty against defects, and the pack is covered by 1-year free returns if a cartridge does not perform as it should — the terms are on our shipping and returns page. These are compatible cartridges built to the 310-5402 specification, not Dell-manufactured stock, and cover applies per cartridge whenever it is fitted. Our support team is available Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
Ten cartridges arrive at once — what does the receiving check involve?
A count, a seal check and a code check, scaled up: ten units, all sealed, every label reading 310-5402. Stores receiving a pack this size sometimes sample rather than check every box, but with a single shared part number the full check takes only a few minutes and closes the order cleanly. Date the cartons on arrival as well — with stock that may sit for a year, the delivery date is what later rotation decisions get made from.
Can a central stock of ten be split across two storage points without losing control?
Yes, provided one log governs both. A common pattern for a fleet spread across a building is a main store holding most of the pack and a satellite shelf near the busiest machines holding two or three 310-5402 cartridges. The rule that keeps it honest is that every issue, from either shelf, gets written in the same place. Split stock fails when each location keeps its own informal count; it works when the log, not the shelf, is the single source of truth.
How do we tell a faulty cartridge from a faulty printer when there are several machines?
Use the fleet. Move the suspect 310-5402 into a second machine that is printing well: if the fault follows the cartridge, the cartridge is the problem; if the second machine prints cleanly with it, look at the first printer instead. A shared-platform fleet makes this test free and conclusive, and it matters at this scale — each cartridge carries its own 1-year warranty and returns cover, so a proven faulty unit is resolved individually without touching the rest of the stock.
What does empty-cartridge handling look like at fleet scale?
One collection point per site, emptied on a rhythm. Spent 310-5402 units go back into their replacement packaging at the machine, then into a marked collection carton; when that carton is full, the batch leaves through the recycling route in a single movement. At ten cartridges a year or more, the empties are a small logistics stream of their own, and treating them as one keeps them out of drawers and off desks. The growing empty carton doubles as a consumption check against the issue log.
About This Dell 1700 10-Pack (310-5402)
A 10-pack of compatible high-yield black cartridges for the Dell Laser 1700 family: ten 310-5402 cartridges at 6,000 rated pages each — 60,000 pages in total — for $621.33, which is $62.13 per cartridge, about 1.04¢ per page, and $164.37 saved against ten singles. The cartridges serve the Laser 1700, Laser 1700n and Laser 1710. The pack ships from one of our four US warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California, covered by our 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns. Smaller pack sizes are on our Dell toner page.
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