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Compatible HP 89X (CF289X) Toner Cartridge 4 Black

Compatible HP 89X (CF289X) Toner Cartridge 4 Black

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    SKU:
    CS-HP-89X-MFP M528dn-4Black
    Printer Brand:
    Hewlett Packard
    OEM Number:
    CF289X
    Ink Color:
    Black
    Page Yield:
    Black: 10000
    Printer Type:
    Laser Cartridge
    Condition:
    New Compatible

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    Get more done with the high-yield HP 89X and CF289X Black cartridges, designed to deliver exceptional print quality and long-lasting performance. Whether you're printing business-critical documents or daily office materials, this cartridge ensures sharp, clear text with every page. Ideal for use with the Enterprise M507n, M507dn, M507x, and M507, the HP 89X toner cartridge integrates seamlessly with your printer to provide consistent output and reduce the frequency of cartridge changes. Its high-capacity design supports heavy-duty workloads with ease. Compatible with multifunction printers like the MFP M528dn, M528f, M528c, M528z, and M528, the HP 89X toner cartridge produces bold, professional black prints that resist smudging and fading, making it perfect for high-volume, high-quality output. Rely on the HP 89X series for dependable results across your entire printer fleet. Whether you choose the HP 89X toner cartridge or the HP 89X toner cartridge, you're ensuring top-tier performance and efficiency for all your Enterprise printing needs.

    Cross-reference: HP CF289X, the 89X high-yield toner cartridge (10,000 pages), is the same cartridge Canon sells as Canon Cartridge 056L (5,100 pages), Cartridge 056 (10,000 pages) and Cartridge 056H (21,000 pages) for the Canon imageCLASS LBP325dn and MF543dw printers (ISO/IEC standard yields).

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What does this pack represent in an agency's supply cycle?

    A quarter's working stock of the platform cartridge: four CF289X black cartridges — the 89X — each rated at 10,000 pages. Bought on the agency's normal cycle, the pack keeps every division's printer supplied between orders without resorting to spot purchases at the counter.

    Why does the agency standardise on this one code?

    Because every printer it runs on HP's Enterprise 500-series monochrome platform — the LaserJet Enterprise M507n, the M507 family and the M528 multifunction models — takes the CF289X. One code means one stock record, one shelf, and no divisional stock that cannot be transferred when priorities shift.

    How should the agency's supply officer rotate the four units?

    Issue in the order received and keep the balance sealed. A toner cartridge does not deteriorate in its bag over a quarter — the powder is dry and stable — so the only discipline required is recording which division drew which unit, for the stock ledger.

    A division reports its forms printing thin on one side. What is the procedure?

    The division first rocks its cartridge gently from side to side and refits it; thin print that returns within a few dozen pages confirms the unit is exhausted. Supply then issues a replacement from the pack and notes the draw against the division's record.

    When should the next pack enter the order cycle?

    When the sealed balance falls to the final cartridge. Each unit's 10,000-page interval makes consumption across divisions steady enough to forecast, so a last-unit trigger lands the next pack before any division's printer stops mid-service.

    What cover accompanies the agency's purchase?

    Agency purchases carry a 1-year warranty on every cartridge, alongside 1-year free returns described on our shipping and returns page. Shipments are made from Georgia, California, Pennsylvania and Illinois, and support can be contacted Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

    How many divisions can one pack serve before the next cycle?

    It depends on the draw rate, not the headcount. Four CF289X cartridges at 10,000 pages each is 40,000 pages, so a division printing a few thousand pages a quarter draws one unit and the pack typically covers four division-quarters. The ledger shows the real split, which is why every draw is recorded.

    Can the issue ledger forecast the next order?

    Yes. The dates in the ledger show each division's draw rate, and with 10,000 pages per unit those rates stay steady enough to project. When the ledger says the last sealed unit will go out next month, the next pack is ordered this month, before any division's printer stops mid-service.

    Central shelf, or one unit per division?

    Keep the balance central and issue on demand. A sealed unit sitting in a quiet division's drawer helps nobody, while a central shelf lets the busiest division draw first and the ledger keeps the record straight. The only rule is that a drawn unit is noted the same day.

    How does a division prove a new unit after fitting?

    By printing a familiar form and holding it next to an earlier copy. Even, dark print confirms the cartridge is seated and settled, and the division files that proof with its draw note, so a later thin-print question has a dated answer.

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

    Quarterly-cycle stock for agencies printing across divisions: four Clever Supplies compatible CF289X black cartridges — the 89X — at a pack price of $363.61, every cartridge rated for 10,000 pages. One stock line serves every division on the platform. The HP range at Clever Supplies covers the rest of the platform's supplies.

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