LaserJet 3320NMFP

The LaserJet 3320NMFP stacks both suffixes into one name: it is the networked, multifunction listing of HP's 3320 — the 2002 all-in-one with Ethernet sharing built in, so one compact machine covered a small team's printing, scanning and copying. Its toner is the family standard, the 15A (C7115A), with the high-yield 15X (C7115X) as the step up for busier machines. Singles, multi-packs up to ten, MICR versions and a cartridge sold under the 3320NMFP model name are all listed below.

Listings like this existed because buyers shopped by the badge on the machine, and the badge on this one said it all: network-ready and multifunction. In practice the 3320NMFP sat at the center of a small office's document traffic — shared print queues, walk-up copying, scanning for the whole team — and that shared workload is the lens through which its toner buying should be viewed.

Toner Cartridges for LaserJet 3320NMFP

Which cartridge should you buy?

Buy for the team, not for one user. A shared all-in-one consumes toner at the combined rate of everyone printing and copying through it, which pushes most 3320NMFP owners toward the high-yield 15X as the default: longer runs between changes and a lower cost for each page that comes off the machine. The standard 15A still makes sense where the machine is lightly used, and both codes are sold in two-, three-, five- and ten-packs for offices that would rather stock a shelf than reorder monthly. The four-black combination pack is another way to hold the standard code in reserve. MICR versions serve check printing. Compatible cartridges on this page carry a 1-year warranty with 1-year returns.

Chip, toner and everyday use

The practical tip for a shared machine is redundancy: one spare cartridge in the cupboard means a dry machine is a two-minute interruption instead of a stalled office. Remember that published yields rest on roughly five percent page coverage, and a team's real mix of memos, forms and copies usually runs denser — expect somewhat shorter runs than the rating and plan the spare accordingly. Fading output mid-cartridge usually responds to a gentle side-to-side rock that redistributes the toner. Keep spares sealed, flat and away from windows; toner cartridges dislike heat and sunlight in storage as much as any supply.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which toner does the LaserJet 3320NMFP use?

It uses the HP 15A (C7115A) as its standard cartridge and the high-yield HP 15X (C7115X) for longer runs. Both are stocked here in singles and multi-packs.

Is the 3320NMFP's cartridge the same as the 3320N's?

Yes. The 3320N and this NMFP listing are two names for the networked multifunction 3320, and they share the same 15A/15X cartridge family with the rest of the line.

Does this model have a separate drum unit to buy?

No separate drum is sold for it. The cartridge is the complete supply item — if print quality fades and redistributing the toner does not restore it, the cartridge is what gets replaced.

How many cartridges should a small team keep on hand?

One in the machine and one sealed spare is the comfortable minimum for a shared device. Teams that copy heavily often keep a multi-pack of the 15X instead, since it is the code they burn through fastest.

More printers that use the same cartridges

Every model in the family below runs on these same two cartridges: HP C7115A, LASERJET 1001NW, LASERJET 1201NW, LASERJET 1202W, LaserJet 1000, LaserJet 1000, LaserJet 1000W, LaserJet 1005, LaserJet 1005W, LaserJet 1200, LaserJet 1200N, LaserJet 1200SE, LaserJet 1220, LaserJet 1220SE.

The rest of the family: LaserJet 3080, LaserJet 3300, LaserJet 3300MFP, LaserJet 3300N, LaserJet 3310, LaserJet 3310MFP, LaserJet 3320, LaserJet 3320MFP, LaserJet 3320N, LaserJet 3330, LaserJet 3330F, LaserJet 3330MFP, LaserJet 3380, LaserJet LaserJet 3320.