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Frequently Asked Questions
What does this stock pack hold?
Five TK562K black cartridges — five of the one cartridge, nothing else. It is a stockroom quantity of the black, bought once and drawn down as the printer calls for it.
Why keep five blacks in reserve?
For a high-volume machine — or a small fleet where more than one printer takes the same TK562K — black is the consumable that never waits. Five deep means an empty black is a two-minute swap from the cupboard, not an urgent order, and purchasing happens on a calm schedule instead of in a panic.
Is every cartridge in the stack the full rating?
Yes. Each TK562K is rated at 12,000 pages at standard coverage — the cartridge drawn from the middle of the stack is filled and rated exactly like the first one fitted. Depth of stock does not dilute the cartridge.
How should a stack of five be stored and rotated?
Sealed, stacked flat, at room temperature and away from sunlight. Work through them in arrival order, and treat the fitting of the last one as the reorder point, so a fresh pack is on its way while a full cartridge is still in the machine.
A cartridge from deep in the stack prints faintly at first — why?
Toner settles while a cartridge sits, so before fitting one that has been stored a while, rock it gently from side to side and seat it firmly. Early faintness after long storage is settling, not a defect, and it levels out within the first pages.
How does the warranty work across five cartridges?
Unit by unit. Each cartridge is covered by a 1-year warranty with 1-year free returns — see the shipping & returns policy. Buying in depth changes nothing about the cover: a problem with one cartridge is sorted on that cartridge alone.
Several printers here take this black — how should the stack be shared?
Keep the five in one central place rather than scattering them across cupboards, and use a simple issue habit: when a cartridge leaves the stack, note which machine took it and when. Central stock with a one-line log means no printer waits while a cartridge sits forgotten in another room, and the count on the shelf always tells the truth about how deep your cover really is.
How do I keep the count on a five-deep stack honest over time?
Count the sealed units at a fixed moment — the end of the month works well — and compare the number against what your issue notes say should remain. A mismatch is caught while it is still a small puzzle, not at the moment a machine stops. The standing rule survives the audit unchanged: when the last sealed TK562K goes into a printer, the next pack gets ordered.
If one printer is retired, is its share of the stack wasted money?
No. The TK562K is also the black used by the FS-C5350DN, so sealed cartridges bought for an FS-C5300DN fleet transfer straight to the sibling model without any loss. Only a cartridge already fitted inside the retired machine is stranded; everything still sealed on the shelf simply changes which printer it is waiting for. That shared black is precisely why a deep stack is a safer buy here than it would be for a one-model cartridge.
Five cartridges in means five empties out — how should they be handled?
Give them one collection point: a box near the printer where every spent TK562K goes, each one sealed inside the packaging its replacement came out of. When the collection box fills, the whole batch leaves together through your recycling or e-waste channel. That is tidier and easier to arrange than five separate disposals, and it keeps loose toner cartridges from drifting into general office waste.
About This TK562 Five-Black Stock Pack
Five TK562K black cartridges at $202.96 for the Kyocera FS-C5300DN and the FS-C5350DN that shares the same black, each unit rated at 12,000 pages. It is the facilities answer to the most common printer stoppage there is: keep the black deep in stock, rotate in arrival order, and let the last sealed unit trigger the next order. Every cartridge is warranted on its own. From our compatible Kyocera-Mita range, shipped from our IL, PA, GA and CA warehouses, support Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
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