Dell 331-9797
The Dell 331-9797 belongs to the toner cartridge family for Dell's B5460 and B5465 series workgroup printers — the 60-to-70-ppm monochrome machines built for departmental volume. These printers offer one of the widest cartridge ranges in their class, from standard sizes up through high-yield and an extra-high-yield cartridge rated around 45,000 pages.
Matching the cartridge to the workload is the whole game on these printers: light departments do fine with smaller sizes, while busy print rooms should go straight to the largest yield available. In compatible form, even the biggest cartridges cost far less per page than OEM standard sizes.
Toner Cartridges for Dell 331-9797
This printer works with the following toner cartridges:
- Dell 2TTWC
- Dell 331-9755
- Dell 331-9756
- Dell 331-9757
- Dell 331-9795
- Dell 331-9797
- Dell 593-11185
- Dell 593-11187
- Dell 593-11190
- Dell 593-11194
- Dell 593-BBYR
- Dell 71MXV
- Dell FGVX0
- Dell G7TY4
- Dell GDFKW
- Dell GW3G4
- Dell J1X2W
- Dell PG6NR
- Dell T6J1J
- Dell X5GDJ
- Dell YT3W1
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find my cartridge in this long list of numbers?
Read the part number printed directly on your current cartridge and match it exactly: the list covers the black, cyan, magenta and yellow cartridges plus their standard and high-capacity variants and kit numbers (593-11185 through 593-11194, plus 593-BBYR). The number on the cartridge is authoritative; similar-looking numbers in the list can belong to different colors or capacities.
Are the 593-11185-series numbers cartridges or something else?
Those are Dell's kit and order numbers for the same toner cartridges: each kit number corresponds to one of the individual cartridges in the 331-9755 and 331-9797 family. Whether you order by the cartridge number or the kit number, the same supply arrives.
One color ran out much faster than the others, is something wrong?
Usually not: color depletion follows your actual printing, so a logo-heavy workflow can drain magenta or cyan far faster than black. Check the supplies status page to confirm it is genuinely empty rather than a sensor error, then replace just that color; the imbalance is normal for branded documents and presentations.