SKU:

HEWC8543XJ-COM

Printer Brand:

Hewlett Packard

OEM Number:

C8543XJ

Ink Color:

High Yield Black

Page Yield:

40,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the J in C8543XJ signify?

It marks the maximum-yield jumbo version of this cartridge for the LaserJet 9000 platform, including the 9040 and 9050. The full code matters — read C8543XJ off your old cartridge and match every character when you order.

Just how long is this cartridge rated to run?

About 40,000 pages at standard coverage. That is production-class endurance: on a 9000-series machine in a print room, one cartridge can carry weeks of continuous statement, manual and report work.

Who actually needs a 40,000-page cartridge?

Anyone whose printer stopping costs money — central reprographics, distribution centers and back offices running overnight batches. Fewer swaps mean fewer interruptions and fewer chances for a job to die at 2 AM for want of toner.

Is the physical cartridge bigger than standard?

It is a substantial unit built for these large-format departmental machines, and it installs through the same cartridge door as any supply for the platform. Two hands and a steady lift are all the technique required, and the machine's supply gauge reflects the new cartridge as soon as the door closes.

What does one cartridge cost?

One compatible HP C8543XJ lists at $188.14 — against a 40,000-page rating, the arithmetic works out to a fraction of a cent of toner cost on every page your 9000-series machine produces.

What backing comes with a cartridge this size?

A 1-year warranty and 1-year free returns cover it, even at this capacity class. It ships from our Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California stock, and our team is available Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST. Read more on the shipping and returns page.

About This HP C8543XJ Maximum Yield Toner Cartridge

The LaserJet 9000, 9040 and 9050 were designed as production engines, and this C8543XJ is the supply that matches their appetite. Forty thousand pages between changes keeps long runs uninterrupted and maintenance predictable, which is exactly what a print room schedules around. For high-volume black printing, it is the cartridge that lets the machine — not the toner gauge — set the pace of the workday. Statement runs, training manuals and warehouse documentation all share the same demand: start the job and trust it to finish, and a maximum-yield cartridge is what makes that trust reasonable.