SKU:

TK-362-BK-5PK

Printer Brand:

Kyocera-mita

OEM Number:

1T02J20US0

Ink Color:

Black 5 Pack

Page Yield:

20,000 Each

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What code should our purchasing department put on the order?

Write it exactly as Kyocera prints it: 1T02J20US0, also styled TK-362. Quoting the full part number on the purchase order line is what keeps a five-pack of the wrong cartridge from arriving — the code, not the printer nickname, is the identifier warehouses pick against. This listing is the black cartridge for the FS-4020DN platform.

Are all five units in the box truly identical?

Yes. Five cartridges, one code, one specification: each TK-362 is rated at 20,000 pages at 5% coverage, and output from the first unit out of the box matches the fifth. That uniformity is the point of standardizing a storeroom on a single cartridge — staff stop wondering which box fits which machine.

How do we keep track of five cartridges in a shared supply room?

A sign-out line on a sheet taped inside the cabinet door works surprisingly well: date, initials, done. Pair it with first-in-first-out loading — the oldest sealed box goes into the printer first — and the count on the shelf is never a mystery at reorder time.

How long can these cartridges sit sealed in storage?

A good while, if the room behaves. Keep the boxes sealed, flat, and away from sunlight, radiators and damp floors, and a cartridge loaded a year or more after delivery performs like one loaded the same week. At $207.41 for five, this pack is priced for exactly that kind of buy-ahead storeroom stocking.

What is our reorder signal?

Opening the fourth box. When the second-to-last cartridge goes into service, one sealed spare remains and the printer is still covered — that is the moment to place the next order, with a full cartridge of printing time as your buffer instead of a deadline.

What happens if a unit fails partway through the pack's life?

It is handled by itself, not against the whole pack. Every unit carries a one-year warranty with one-year free returns, so a faulty cartridge is replaced or refunded while its four siblings stay on the shelf. Our team is reachable Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and the full policy is on the shipping & returns page.

What does this five-pack work out to per cartridge and per page?

At $207.41 for five cartridges, each TK-362 costs about $41.48. The pack's total capacity is 100,000 rated pages — five units at 20,000 pages each — putting the running cost at roughly 0.21 cents per page at 5% coverage. For a storeroom standardized on the FS-4020DN, that single rate is what makes forecasting easy: every page the fleet prints this year carries the same known toner cost, whichever box it came from.

How does a pack this size simplify the annual toner budget?

It reduces toner for the FS-4020DN platform to one line and one decision. Instead of a trail of single-cartridge purchases scattered through the year, purchasing approves a single five-pack holding 100,000 rated pages, and the storeroom simply works through it oldest-first. When the shelf eventually runs low, the replacement decision is the same line again — no re-quoting, no comparing listings, and no scramble when a warning light appears in a busy month.

What should we do with the five empty cartridges as the pack is used up?

Collect them in one place rather than disposing of them desk by desk. A spent TK-362 slipped back into its box and added to a designated shelf or bin keeps the storeroom tidy and makes a single recycling or disposal run worthwhile once a few have accumulated. One caution: a cartridge that fails early should stay out of that pile and be marked, because each unit is covered individually and a claim is simpler with the cartridge in hand.

Is there any preparation worth doing before a predictably busy season?

Just a count. Busy seasons compress a quarter's printing into a few weeks, and five cartridges that looked like a year's supply can thin quickly when the FS-4020DN runs all day. If a peak is coming and fewer than two sealed boxes remain, order the next pack ahead of the usual signal instead of waiting for the second-to-last box to open. The buffer costs nothing to hold — sealed cartridges store patiently — and it removes toner from the list of things that can go wrong mid-season.

About This Five-Pack of Kyocera TK-362 Cartridges

This is the storeroom format: five sealed TK-362 (1T02J20US0) cartridges for offices and small fleets standardized on the FS-4020DN. One cartridge code across the shelf simplifies ordering, tracking and training — anyone on staff can restock the printer without a manual. The pack comes from our compatible Kyocera-Mita range and ships from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA.