FS-1128MFP

One rung above its 1028 sibling, the Kyocera FS-1128MFP keeps the same all-in-one formula — print, copy, scan and fax in one compact unit — and adds headroom for workgroups whose daily load has outgrown the smaller machine. The toner story is happily identical: a single black cartridge, the TK-132 (factory number 1T02HS0US0, hyphen-free listing code TK132), rated at roughly 7,200 pages per ISO/IEC 19752. Kyocera sells the same cartridge in Europe under the TK-130 name. Network scanning and fax forwarding round out a feature set that punches above the machine's compact footprint.

Choose this model when the smaller unit feels a touch too small — more people sharing the panel, more scanning into shared folders, a fax line that still earns its keep. Because the cartridge matches the 1028 exactly, an office running both models keeps one spare on the shelf and never has to ask which machine a cartridge belongs to.

Toner Cartridges for FS-1128MFP

Which cartridge should you buy?

With one cartridge type and one capacity, the buying decision is about stock depth, not specification. A workgroup that prints daily should hold at least one spare beyond the installed unit: at about 7,200 pages per cartridge, running dry is a scheduling failure, not a supply problem, and the 3-pack or 5-pack listings exist to make that buffer cheap. Smaller teams can order singles as the panel warns. Note the two listing styles — cartridges named by their factory number and cartridges named TK132 — are interchangeable in this machine; there is no wrong door, only the code style your last order used.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Toner level reporting comes from the cartridge chip, and network scanning means this MFP often works while nobody stands at it — another reason to reorder on the panel warning rather than on the first faint page. A gentle side-to-side rock of a low cartridge redistributes toner and buys time, but treat that as a bridge to the replacement, not a refill. Store spares away from radiators and window light, and keep the box until the new unit is installed, since the old cartridge goes back into it for recycling. The 1-year warranty and 1-year returns on the compatible cartridges here cover you if a unit underperforms.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the FS-1128MFP toner the same as the FS-1028MFP toner?

Identical. Both machines take the TK-132 cartridge, so a listing bought for one model works in the other — useful when an office runs the two side by side.

Will a compatible TK-132 affect fax or copy quality?

No. The compatible cartridges on this page are engineered to the original specification, so received faxes, walk-up copies and network prints all come out with the same sharp black text the machine produces with a factory cartridge.

What do I gain over the FS-1028MFP if the toner is the same?

Capacity for people, not pages per cartridge: the 1128 is built for busier workgroups, with network scanning and fax forwarding the smaller sibling lacks. The shared toner is deliberate — Kyocera kept the supply line constant across the step up.

How will I know when to reorder?

The panel reports the cartridge level as it falls. At typical office volumes a 7,200-page cartridge lasts a good stretch, so ordering when the low warning appears leaves comfortable margin before the spare is needed.

More printers that use the same cartridges

One spare cartridge covers this whole group — the TK-132 is also used by: FS-1028MFP, FS-1300D, FS-1300DN, FS-1350DN, KM-2810, KM-2820.