Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of operation orders 60,000 pages of toner at once?

One that has standardized on the Dell S2810dn or H815dw — possibly several of them — and buys supplies centrally. Ten 593-BBMF cartridges at 6,000 pages each is 60,000 pages: two years of printing at 2,500 pages a month, or a full year at 5,000 a month across a small fleet. At this level the purchase is a stocking decision, not a replacement order.

How low does the per-cartridge price go at ten?

The 10-pack costs $197.56, which is $19.76 per cartridge — just over half the $36.40 single price — and about 0.33 cents per page. Every cartridge after the first adds only around $17.91 to the total, so the savings compound with size: ten singles bought separately would cost $364.00, making the pack $166.44 cheaper.

Can one 10-pack feed several printers?

Yes, and that is its natural use. The S2810dn and H815dw take the identical 593-BBMF black cartridge, so a single stock serves every machine of either model in the building. One shared inventory, one reorder point, and no separate supplies to track per printer.

How should a storeroom manage a box of ten?

Keep the cartridges sealed until issue, use them oldest-first, and set a reorder trigger — opening the last two, for example — rather than waiting for the shelf to empty. A quick count at the trigger point tells you exactly how fast the stock is moving, which makes the next order a calculation instead of an estimate.

Who should not buy the 10-pack?

Anyone whose printing is light or whose printer may be retired soon. If a single cartridge lasts you most of a year, ten of them ties up cash and shelf space for close to a decade, and a model change would strand the unused stock. The smaller packs of the same 593-BBMF exist precisely for that situation — the per-page saving only counts if the pages actually get printed.

What warranty and returns apply at this quantity?

Each cartridge is a compatible cartridge backed by a one-year warranty with one-year free returns, as described on our shipping & returns page. Orders ship from the closest of our Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California warehouses, and our support team answers Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

Should we prove one cartridge before the rest go into the storeroom?

Yes — install the first 593-BBMF from the delivery in one of your S2810dn or H815dw machines and run it through ordinary work for a few days. A pack of ten is a single batch decision, and one cartridge printing clean, dense pages is practical proof the batch is sound. Once it has proven itself, the remaining nine go onto the shelf as known-good stock rather than an untested assumption, and any unlikely problem surfaces while the delivery is still recent.

Can the ten cartridges be split between two sites?

They can, provided the count stays single. Send, say, four 593-BBMF cartridges to the second site and keep six centrally, but track one combined balance and draw oldest stock first across both. The failure mode to avoid is two independent piles that each look adequate while the total quietly runs down. One shared figure — updated whenever a cartridge moves — keeps the reorder decision honest for the whole fleet.

What should we verify when a 10-pack is delivered?

Count the units and read the cartridge number on the boxes before anything is shelved: ten cartridges, each marked 593-BBMF. A bulk delivery is exactly where a picking error hides, and it is far easier to resolve on delivery day than when a box is opened months later during a toner emergency. Note the delivery date on the outer carton as well — it starts the first-in, first-out order and gives you a reference point for the stock's age.

How do we build our real per-cartridge yield into the annual plan?

Track what each 593-BBMF actually delivers in your machines — if your pages run dense, a cartridge may return closer to 5,000 real pages than its 6,000 rating. Plan the pack on the measured figure: ten cartridges at 5,000 is a 50,000-page year, not 60,000. Rechecking the plan after the first two or three cartridges keeps the forecast honest while there is still time to adjust the next order's timing or size.

About This 593-BBMF 10-Pack

This 10-pack of compatible Dell 593-BBMF black toner cartridges provides 60,000 rated pages for Dell S2810dn and H815dw printers at $197.56 — $19.76 per cartridge and roughly 0.33 cents per page, the lowest unit cost in this cartridge's range. It is aimed at fleets and heavy shared printers with a predictable appetite for toner. Lighter users will find the same cartridge in smaller pack sizes in our Dell toner range.