FS-C5300DN
The Kyocera FS-C5300DN is a workgroup color laser printer — no scanner, no fax, just fast departmental printing with duplex and network connectivity fitted as standard. Kyocera sells its toner set in the US as the TK-562 family: black is the TK-562K, factory number 1T02HN0US0, rated up to 12,000 pages, and the 1T02HNCUS0 (TK-562C), 1T02HNBUS0 (TK-562M) and 1T02HNAUS0 (TK-562Y) colors are each rated up to 10,000 pages per ISO/IEC 19798. The same cartridges appear in a hyphen-free listing line as TK562K, TK562C, TK562M and TK562Y, and in Europe the identical set answers to the TK-560 label.
For a department bringing color in-house, this is the pragmatic route: enterprise habits — a shared network queue, two-sided output by default, per-color replacement — without enterprise-machine prices or complexity. Because the four cartridges swap independently, a drained magenta never forces you to retire a healthy black, and the running-cost conversation stays per page rather than per panic order. Alongside the main line, the shelf also stocks the TK552 bundle range built around the TK552K black cartridge, for offices that prefer their color supplies grouped into larger bundles.
Toner Cartridges for FS-C5300DN
Which cartridge should you buy?
Workgroup color printing usually follows a pattern: black carries the documents, colors carry the emphasis. With black rated to 12,000 pages and colors to 10,000, a full set is the right buy when the printer is new to you or several cartridges are low together. After that, replace strictly by color — the machine tracks each unit separately, and pulling a cartridge with a third of its life left is money in the recycling bin. Departments that reprint the same reports weekly should consider the black multipacks for the shelf; the color singles can then be ordered as the panel calls for them. The TK552 bundle listings on this page group the same family codes into larger color bundles for offices that prefer one delivery over several.
Chip, toner and everyday use
Every cartridge is chipped, and the FS-C5300DN reports each color level individually, so watch the panel rather than guessing from output quality. Ratings follow ISO/IEC 19798, the color standard built on a fixed suite of test pages; a month of photo-heavy handouts will land below the rating, while text documents with a color logo can beat it. Keep cartridges in their sealed wrap until the day they go in, and hold a removed unit level — the toner bed settles and a tilted cartridge can dust the bay. If a fresh cartridge is not recognized, reseat it once with the power on before assuming a fault. These compatible cartridges include a 1-year warranty and 1-year returns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the FS-C5300DN need a separate drum unit replaced?
Toner and imaging components are separate on this model, so routine supply orders are toner only. You replace the cartridge that runs low — the drum is not part of the cartridge swap.
Our European office calls this toner TK-560. Is that a different cartridge?
It is the same physical set under regional naming. In the US the cartridges are sold as TK-562K and its color partners, with factory numbers in the 1T02HN range printed on the cartons.
Will these cartridges also fit the FS-C5350DN?
Yes. The TK-562 set is shared by the FS-C5300DN, the FS-C5350DN and the ECOSYS P6030cdn, so one stock of cartridges covers all three machines.
What happens when only one color runs out mid-job?
The printer stops on that color and waits for its cartridge; the other three are unaffected. Swap in the matching single — for example the 1T02HNBUS0 (TK-562M) for magenta — and the queue resumes where it paused.
More printers that use the same cartridges
The TK-562 black cartridge anchors a wider family of Kyocera machines that draw from the same supply line: ECOSYS P6030CDN, ECOSYS P7035CDN, FS-5100DN, FS-C5100, FS-C5100DN, FS-C5200, FS-C5200DN, FS-C5350DN, FS-C5400, FS-C5400DN.