Laser W5600
The Dell W5600 is the faster sibling in Dell's W-series departmental mono laser line — a high-throughput workgroup engine for print-heavy departments, with optional duplexing and expandable paper capacity for sites that run it hard. Its cartridge range pairs the high-yield 310-4133 for everyday departmental printing with the MICR extra-high-yield 310-4587 (M2925), plus listings sold under the W5600 model name.
Departments chose the W5600 for raw throughput paired with the W family's low cost per page, and the toner range mirrors that logic: long-yield cartridges that keep a busy engine printing, and a magnetic MICR option for the finance work that shares the same machine in many offices.
Toner Cartridges for the Dell W5600
| Cartridge | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| 310-4133 Toner Cartridge, High Yield | Black | See product page |
| 310-4133 Premium Quality Toner Cartridge, High Yield, 5 Pack | Black | See product page |
| 310-4587 (M2925) Toner Cartridge, MICR Extra High Yield | Black | See product page |
| W5600 Toner Cartridge, High Yield | Black | See product page |
| W5600 Toner Cartridge, High Yield, 5 Pack | Black | See product page |
Which cartridge should you buy?
For general departmental output, the high-yield 310-4133 is the workhorse — buy it as a single for a moderately used machine, or as the premium 5-pack or W5600-named 5-pack where volume is high and a stockout would idle a whole team. The 310-4587 (M2925) is a specialist, not an upgrade: its MICR toner produces the magnetic characters bank readers require on checks, and it belongs in offices that print their own. Running checks and reports through the same W5600 is normal practice; just match the cartridge to the job. Compatible cartridges on this page carry a 1-year warranty and 1-year returns.
Chip, toner and everyday use
Each cartridge's chip is read as it seats, letting the printer track levels across long runs. Near the end of a cartridge, a gentle side-to-side rock redistributes the remaining toner and evens out fading pages until the replacement goes in. On an engine this fast, keep the spare in the print room, sealed and stored flat; yields are quoted at about 5% page coverage, so departments printing dense statements will see shorter real-world runs than departments printing correspondence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which cartridges does the W5600 take?
The high-yield 310-4133 for everyday printing and the 310-4587 (M2925) MICR extra-high-yield for check printing, alongside listings sold under the W5600 name.
What is the M2925 MICR cartridge for?
MICR toner is magnetic, which is what bank scanners read along the bottom of a check. If your office prints checks on the W5600, that is the cartridge to load for those runs.
Does the W5600 share cartridges with the W5300 and M5200?
Yes — they belong to the same toner family, which is why they appear in the list below with the other related models and cartridge pages.
Single or 5-pack for a print-heavy department?
The 5-pack. It trims the per-cartridge cost and keeps spares beside a machine that many people depend on.
More printers that use the same cartridges
The same black toner family also serves these Dell models and cartridge pages: Color Laser Laser M5200N, Color Laser Laser W5300, Color Laser Laser W5300N, Color Laser Laser W5600N, Color Laser Laser M5200, Dell 310-4133, Laser 5200, Laser 5200N, Laser M5200, Laser M5200N, Laser W5300, Laser W5300N, Laser W5600N.