Savin 8016SPF

Full multifunction capability arrived in Savin's lineup as the 8016SPF. It matches Ricoh's Aficio 2016SPF — network scanning, printing and fax folded into the same compact chassis as the copier — so one machine handles a department's whole document flow. Four functions sound like four supply headaches; in fact there is one. Everything the 8016SPF puts on paper comes from the black Type 1130D cartridge, part number 888215, rated for approximately 9,000 pages.

Consolidation changes how toner gets used. A copy-only machine's cartridge life is easy to watch; an SPF machine also prints the documents everyone scans, sends and receives all day, including faxes that arrive whether anyone is watching or not. Consumption is steadier and less visible, which is precisely why this model rewards owners who keep a cartridge in reserve rather than ordering at empty.

Toner Cartridges for Savin 8016SPF

One cartridge serves every function on the 8016SPF — stocked here in three quantities:

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
Type 1130D 888215 — Single	Black	Approx. 9,000 pages
Type 1130D 888215 — 2 Pack	Black	Approx. 9,000 pages per cartridge
Type 1130D 888215 — 4 Pack	Black	Approx. 9,000 pages per cartridge

Which cartridge should you buy?

Because print volume reaches this machine from several directions at once, plan stock the way you would for a small department hub. The 2-pack is the practical baseline: a working spare means a cartridge that runs out mid-morning — possibly on received faxes — becomes a two-minute swap, not a stalled department. The 4-pack suits offices where the 8016SPF is effectively the only output device, trimming the per-cartridge price on quantity you will certainly use. The single is right for a quiet satellite office, or for a first trial of a compatible cartridge in this machine. The cartridge itself never changes between listings.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Toner accounting on a multifunction machine surprises people: the page counter climbs with every copied, printed and faxed page, each rated against the same 5% coverage estimate behind the 9,000-page figure. When you fit a cartridge, pull the seal out completely and seat the unit firmly; a half-seated cartridge is the usual cause of a fresh install not registering. Keep the spare sealed and stored flat — an unopened cartridge waits patiently, and on this model the wait is rarely long.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does one cartridge really cover copying, printing, scanning and faxing?

Scanning itself uses no toner, but everything the machine prints — copies, network print jobs and received faxes alike — comes from the single Type 1130D black cartridge, part number 888215.

Why did the toner seem to run out faster than on our old copier?

On an SPF machine the pages add up from print jobs and incoming faxes as well as copies, so a cartridge can reach its roughly 9,000-page rating sooner in calendar time even though nothing is wrong.

Are the cartridges on this page original Ricoh stock?

They are compatible replacements for the Type 1130D, made to match the original's fit and yield, with a 1-year warranty and 1-year returns behind them.