SKU:

CS-HP-89X-M528z-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's role across several plants?

It is the central stores holding for the platform: four CF289X black cartridges — the 89X — each rated at 10,000 pages. Plants draw from it as their office and quality-department printers run dry, replacing the old habit of every site keeping its own uncertain toner shelf.

Which printers at the plants does it serve?

Any on HP's Enterprise 500-series monochrome platform — the LaserJet Enterprise M507n and its M507 and M528 relatives. A site verifies its machine from the cartridge label or supplies status page, which will show CF289X, before raising a stores request.

How should central stores manage the four units?

Issue oldest first, record every issue against a site, and reorder when the sealed count reaches one. Because each cartridge lasts a long 10,000 pages, issues are infrequent and the pattern stays readable — a sudden rise in issues is itself a useful signal about a site's printing.

A plant's quality sheets are coming out patchy. Is that a stores problem or a site problem?

A site problem with a stores solution. The site's cartridge is emptying — rocking it gently side to side buys a short reprieve — and the lasting fix is a fresh unit issued from this pack. Patchiness that survives a new cartridge is a printer fault, and then it becomes a maintenance call.

Production areas are dusty. Where should sites keep an issued cartridge?

Sealed in its bag inside a closed office cabinet, not on open racking near the line. The seal keeps dust and grit off the unit until fitting day; once installed, the printer's own enclosure does the protecting and calibration handles first-page quality.

What warranty and returns stand behind the holding?

Central stores are covered by a 1-year warranty on all four units and by 1-year free returns under our shipping and returns page. Fulfilment points sit in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia and California, and support is available Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

What does a sudden rise in cartridge issues tell central stores?

That something changed at a site. Either its printing jumped or a machine is wasting toner, because a steady pattern of one issue every few months is normal for a 10,000-page CF289X. A cluster of issues in one month is worth a question to the site before the next unit goes out.

How should stores budget the next quarter's cartridge spend?

From the issue log. Count the units issued last quarter and multiply by the per-unit cost of the pack, about $90.90 per cartridge from the $363.61 four-pack. With 10,000 pages behind each unit the draw rate stays steady enough to forecast, so last quarter's issues are a fair budget for the next.

Should cartons be dated on arrival?

Yes, write the arrival month on each carton and issue oldest first. Dated cartons make the shelf self-explanatory, stop a new delivery from being issued ahead of older stock, and turn the issue log into a consumption record that stores can forecast the next order from.

Should each plant keep its own sealed spare, or draw everything from central stores?

Draw from central stores. One holding keeps the count honest and the issue log readable, while a spare sitting unlogged in a plant drawer hides consumption and stores cannot see the next order coming. A plant far from stores may hold one sealed unit, provided it reports the moment that unit is issued.

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

Central-stores depth for plants that cannot pause paperwork: in the pack are four CF289X black cartridges — Clever Supplies compatible units, the 89X — priced at $363.61, with 10,000 pages behind each one. Sites issue against the count and stores see consumption coming. Browse the HP range at Clever Supplies for more of the platform range.