FS-1300D

The FS-1300D is a monochrome desktop printer built around one idea: the D in its name means duplex, automatic two-sided printing fitted as standard rather than sold as an add-on. It is a compact machine that parks beside a workstation without demanding floor space, and it runs on a single black cartridge, the TK-132, Kyocera part 1T02HS0US0, also cataloged without the hyphen as TK132. Each cartridge is rated for about 7,200 pages, and since the printer uses Kyocera's ECOSYS long-life drum, toner is the only consumable it will ever ask you to buy.

Two-sided output is where this printer quietly pays for itself. Reports, drafts and internal documents printed on both sides cut paper use close to half, and a desktop machine makes that the path of least resistance for the person sitting next to it. That shapes the buying pattern too: paper purchases drop while the 7,200-page cartridge keeps its own schedule, so supplies stop arriving in matched pairs. For a small office or a home desk with a steady document habit, the FS-1300D's whole ownership story is that there is barely a story at all: load paper, swap toner a few times a year, and nothing else wears out on a schedule.

Toner Cartridges for FS-1300D

Which cartridge should you buy?

There is only one cartridge decision here: how many at a time. A single TK-132 already covers roughly 7,200 pages, which for one desktop printer is a long stretch, so most owners simply keep one spare and reorder when it goes in. The larger packs make sense where several family machines share a supply cabinet, or where a small office manager wants a year's worth of toner handled in one order. You will notice the cartridge sold under two naming styles on this page, the full Kyocera part number line and the shorter TK132 line; they are the same cartridge for the same printer, so choose by pack size rather than by which label looks more familiar. No drum decision exists anywhere in this purchase, which is the ECOSYS design doing its job.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Because the drum is a long-life component built for the printer's service life, you will never see a drum warning or a drum bill on this machine; the cartridge chip only tracks toner, and it reports the level so a swap can be planned instead of improvised. Page yield is measured per ISO/IEC 19752 at about 5% coverage, so a month of dense spreadsheets will land under the 7,200 figure while letters land close to it. When print first goes faint near the end of a cartridge, rocking it gently from side to side redistributes the toner and often carries you to the end of the job. Keep the next cartridge sealed, stored on its side in a cool spot, and every compatible cartridge here is backed by a 1-year warranty and 1-year returns.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which toner cartridge fits the FS-1300D?

The TK-132 black cartridge, Kyocera part 1T02HS0US0, rated for approximately 7,200 pages. It is the same cartridge whether the listing leads with the part number or with the TK132 name.

Do I need to replace a drum in this printer?

No. The FS-1300D uses Kyocera's ECOSYS long-life drum, which is built to last the life of the printer. Toner is the only consumable you will ever order for it.

Does the same cartridge work in the FS-1300DN?

Yes. The FS-1300DN takes the identical TK-132 cartridge; the DN version simply adds network connectivity to the same engine, so one spare covers both machines.

Why are there two different-looking product lines for one cartridge?

One line is named by the full Kyocera part number and the other by the short TK132 code. Both describe the same black cartridge for this printer family; pick the pack size that matches how many machines you are feeding.

More printers that use the same cartridges

The TK-132 cartridge is shared across this wider Kyocera family: FS-1028MFP, FS-1128MFP, FS-1300DN, FS-1350DN, KM-2810, KM-2820.