SKU:

CS-HP-89X-Enterprise M507n-4Black

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

CF289X

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

Black: 10000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this pack designed to stock?

Four CF289X black cartridges — the 89X — each a high-yield unit rated at 10,000 pages. Central stores use it as the platform's bin stock: wards, clinics and administrative offices across the site draw the same cartridge from one shelf location, and four units keep that bin from emptying between deliveries.

Why does a single code matter so much to a hospital stores team?

Because it removes sorting. Every printer the site runs on this platform takes the identical cartridge, so an urgent request from any department is met by reaching for the same box. There are no variants to check at the counter while a ward waits for its paperwork printer.

Which hospital printers draw from this stock?

Those on HP's Enterprise 500-series monochrome platform — machines like the LaserJet Enterprise M507n alongside the M507 and M528 families. Confirm any individual unit by its cartridge label or supplies status page, which will read CF289X.

A department reports gray, washed-out forms. What should stores advise?

First the simple test: the department rocks its cartridge gently side to side and refits it. Forms that print clean briefly and then wash out again mean the unit is empty — stores issues a replacement from the pack and the old cartridge's code is confirmed at handover.

How should the four units be held in central stores?

Sealed, flat, in a cool dry store away from direct sunlight, issued oldest-first. Toner is a dry powder and does not perish on the shelf, so a four-pack bought for the quarter stays sound until the last unit is drawn.

What backing does the pack carry?

Every cartridge in the bin carries a 1-year warranty, with 1-year free returns available under our shipping and returns page. Dispatch is handled by warehouses in Georgia, Illinois, California and Pennsylvania, and our support desk answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

How often should central stores count this bin stock?

Once a week, as a glance count of sealed units. Consumption from a four-pack of 10,000-page cartridges is slow and steady, so the count changes gradually and a weekly look will never be surprised by it. The count, rather than anyone's memory of the last delivery, is what triggers the next order, and it takes less than a minute to read the shelf and write the number on the bin card.

Why issue each cartridge against a written department request?

Because the request trail turns a shared bin into accountable stock. Every CF289X that leaves stores is matched to the department that asked for it, so at budget review the site can see its toner consumption department by department from its own paperwork, instead of dividing one invoice by guesswork. It also slows casual drawing: a cartridge requested in writing is a cartridge that a named ward or office actually needs.

What does this pack represent in the site's print planning?

Four cartridges at 10,000 pages each is 40,000 pages of capacity held at one shelf location for every platform printer on the site. Set against the page counters of the machines it serves, that is roughly a quarter-scale buffer at typical departmental volumes: large enough that no single department's heavy month can empty it, small enough that the stock turns over before it ever becomes a storage problem.

What should come back to stores when a department fits a fresh cartridge?

The spent unit, with its code read and confirmed at the handover. Closing that loop lets stores match every issue against a return, which keeps the bin honest and quietly builds the site's real consumption record. It also surfaces the unusual case worth investigating: a machine whose spent cartridges come back far more often than its page counts explain is a machine asking for maintenance, not just more toner.

About This HP 89X (CF289X) Black Toner Cartridge — 4 Pack

Central-stores depth for sites where printers never stop: this pack holds four Clever Supplies compatible CF289X cartridges (the 89X family), at $363.61 for the four. Each cartridge inside is a 10,000-page unit, ready to issue to whichever department calls first. The platform's remaining supplies are in the HP range at Clever Supplies.