KM-2810
From Kyocera Mita's well-regarded KM generation, the KM-2810 is a no-nonsense monochrome workgroup printer built around a durable, economical toner platform. Its cartridge is Kyocera part 1T02HS0US0, the TK-132 black toner, rated for roughly 7,200 pages per cartridge. Standard network connectivity lets the whole team share the machine without a dedicated print server. On European lists the same cartridge appears as the TK-130; in North America, order the TK-132.
A shared workgroup printer lives a different life from a personal desktop unit: more users, more varied jobs, and nobody who considers the printer "theirs." The KM-2810's straightforward design suits that reality — maintenance is simple, the cost per page stays low across its 7,200-page cartridges, and there is little to configure or break. It remains a solid, proven choice for offices still running the trusted KM-series fleet day in and day out.
Toner Cartridges for KM-2810
| Cartridge | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| 1T02HS0US0 (TK-132) Black | Black | ~7,200 pages |
| 1T02HS0US0 (TK-132) Black 3 Pack | Black | ~7,200 pages per cartridge |
| 1T02HS0US0 (TK-132) Black 5 Pack | Black | ~7,200 pages per cartridge |
| 1T02HS0US0 (TK-132) Premium Quality Black 5 Pack | Black | ~7,200 pages per cartridge |
Which cartridge should you buy?
All four listings are the same TK-132 cartridge; the choice is box count. A shared printer consumes toner on the team's schedule, not yours, so the single cartridge is best treated as a top-up and the 3 Pack as the working stock for a KM-2810 that prints daily. Offices running several machines from the family below — the FS-1300DN and KM-2820 take the identical cartridge — should consolidate on the 5 Pack or the Premium Quality 5 Pack and keep one shelf location for the whole group. At roughly 7,200 pages per cartridge, even a busy workgroup changes toner infrequently, which is precisely the appeal of this platform.
Chip, toner and everyday use
On a networked printer, the polite toner change is a planned one: the machine reports its supply level, so check it before big jobs rather than after a failure. The TK-132 seats in one motion and is recognized through its chip; no menu reset is part of the routine. Keep the spare for a shared machine somewhere the whole team can find it, labeled with the model numbers it fits — with several similar KM and FS units in an office, an unlabeled box invites mix-ups. Yield is rated per ISO/IEC 19752 at about 5% coverage, so report-heavy departments will see somewhat fewer pages per cartridge.
Frequently Asked Questions
What toner does the KM-2810 use?
The Kyocera TK-132 black toner cartridge, factory part 1T02HS0US0 — the US version of the cartridge Europeans know as the TK-130, rated for approximately 7,200 pages.
Is KM-2810 toner the same as KM-2820 toner?
Yes. The KM-2810 and the /kyocera-mita/km-series/km-2820/ use the identical TK-132 cartridge, and the same box also fits the FS models listed at the bottom of this page.
What is the difference between TK-130 and TK-132?
Regional naming. TK-130 is the European designation and TK-132 the North American one for the same cartridge design; buy the TK-132 listings here for a US machine.
Are the cartridges on this page new or remanufactured?
They are new compatible replacements, built to the original specification and covered by a 1-year warranty with 1-year returns.
More printers that use the same cartridges
These models all run on the same TK-132 cartridge as the KM-2810: FS-1028MFP, FS-1128MFP, FS-1300D, FS-1300DN, FS-1350DN, KM-2820.