SKU:

CS-Kyocera-FS-1800-FS-1900N-BK

Printer Brand:

Kyocera-Mita

OEM Number:

1T02BR0US0

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

Black: 20000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Our printer spends all day on packing slips and labels — is one cartridge up to that pace?

That kind of steady, black-only work is exactly its home ground. The cartridge is rated at 20,000 pages, and a shipping desk printing slips, labels and pick lists all day still gets a long working life out of it before a change is due. This listing is for a single cartridge at $65.42.

The low-toner warning just came on mid-shift — do we have to stop?

No. The warning is an early notice, not a shutdown; there is still useful toner left after it appears. Keep printing, and order or swap when pages actually begin to fade. On a busy desk it makes sense to order the replacement the day the warning shows, so the new unit is on hand when the old one truly runs dry.

Where do I find the number to quote when I reorder?

On the label of the cartridge inside the printer, or in the machine's supply information: 1T02BR0US0. Quote that number and you will always get the cartridge this printer takes, rather than guessing from the printer's model badge alone.

Does heavy label and slip printing change the page yield much?

Somewhat. The 20,000-page figure assumes ordinary office coverage; small dense labels and bold shipping text use toner a bit faster per page, so treat the rating as a guide rather than a promise. Even allowing for that, a single cartridge covers a lot of shipping days.

How fast can a replacement reach us?

Orders ship from warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, so yours leaves from whichever is nearest. The full picture, including return instructions, is on our shipping and returns page.

What if the cartridge arrives damaged or prints badly?

It is covered by a 1-year warranty with 1-year free returns, so a faulty unit is replaced without a fight. Support is on hand Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST. For the record, this cartridge serves the FS-1800, FS-1800N, FS-1900, FS-1900N, FS-3800 and FS-3800N — older Kyocera-Mita workhorses that are still common on shipping desks.

What does a packing slip actually cost in toner from this cartridge?

At $65.42 for a cartridge rated at 20,000 pages, each page carries about a third of a cent of toner — roughly 0.33 cents. Even on a desk that prints hundreds of slips and labels a day, the daily toner cost stays in the low single dollars, which is why a single 1T02BR0US0 tends to be one of the smaller line items in a shipping operation's budget.

Does the choice of paper change how the output looks?

It can. Toner bonds to the sheet as it passes through the printer, so damp, dusty or very rough stock can make even a healthy cartridge look disappointing. Keep label and slip stock in its wrapping until it is loaded, and if output suddenly looks poor, trying a fresh ream is a fair test before concluding the cartridge is at fault.

How can I tell a truly empty cartridge from one that just needs rocking?

Rocking redistributes the toner that remains, so it revives a cartridge that is low but not finished. The tell is how long the revival lasts: if output fades again within a few dozen pages of a good shake, the 1T02BR0US0 is effectively empty and further shaking is borrowing against nothing. That is the moment to fit the replacement.

Our shipping desk has a returns cage — can the empty cartridge go out that way?

Seal it in the new cartridge's packaging first, and then it can travel through whatever collection route your workplace uses for spent supplies. Boxing it matters on a shipping desk in particular: an unboxed empty sheds dust onto parcels and paperwork, while a sealed one sits quietly in the cage until pickup day without bothering anyone's freight.

About This Cartridge

A single 1T02BR0US0 black toner cartridge for $65.42, rated at 20,000 pages and made for the FS-1800, FS-1800N, FS-1900, FS-1900N, FS-3800 and FS-3800N. It is the straightforward one-at-a-time purchase for a workstation that prints all day and cannot sit idle waiting for supplies.