SKU:

ML-D3470B

Printer Brand:

Samsung

OEM Number:

ML-D3470B

Ink Color:

High Yield Black

Page Yield:

10,000 Pages

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

The cartridge I pulled out is stamped ML-D3470B — is this listing that same cartridge?

Yes. The code stamped on the cartridge is the surest identification there is on this platform — printer badges and reseller names vary, the part code does not. This listing is the compatible ML-D3470B: the high-yield black cartridge for the Samsung ML-3470/3471 platform, rated at 10,000 pages. If the unit you removed reads ML-D3470B, ordering this one replaces like with like, and no other detail needs checking before you buy.

What is the difference between this and the ML-D3470A I have also seen?

The letter marks the fill. The ML-D3470A is the standard-yield sibling for the same platform; this ML-D3470B is the high-yield version, carrying a much larger toner load and a 10,000-page rating. Both codes fit the same machines, so the choice is purely economic: the A asks less money up front and runs out sooner, the B costs more per cartridge and considerably less per page. Offices that print daily almost always land on the B; a rarely used machine can argue for the A.

What does a page cost from this cartridge?

At $65.65 for a 10,000-page rating, about 0.66 cents per page for toner. That figure is the practical way to compare this cartridge against any alternative for the platform — strip away pack sizes and headline prices, divide price by rated yield, and the lower number is the cheaper page. On that measure the high-yield B comfortably undercuts its standard-yield sibling, which is the entire reason it exists.

Which printers take the ML-D3470B?

The cartridge is listed for the ML-3470D, ML-3470ND and ML-3471DK. Those three names cover the ML-3470/3471 platform as Samsung sold it, so if your machine carries one of those badges, this is its high-yield cartridge. Offices running two or three of them benefit twice over: one code on the shelf, and any printer can draw the next cartridge regardless of which one empties first.

What is involved in fitting it?

Minutes, and no tools. Open the printer's front cover, slide the spent unit out, unpack this cartridge, give it a gentle side-to-side rock to level the toner inside, and slide it home until it seats. Close the cover and print — the first pages should come out dark and even straight away. Because the unit is combined, there is no drum to swap across or align; the cartridge is the whole consumable.

What cover backs this cartridge?

It is warranted against defects for one year, and returns run free for a full year as well — if the cartridge arrives damaged, misbehaves in the machine, or simply turns out to be the wrong code for your printer, sending it back costs you nothing. The complete wording is on the shipping and returns page. Questions before you order are answered Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and stock ships from IL, PA, GA and CA.

About This ML-D3470B High-Yield Cartridge

Ordering by the code on the cartridge is the habit that never buys the wrong toner, and this page exists for exactly that habit: the compatible ML-D3470B, high-yield black for the ML-3470D, ML-3470ND and ML-3471DK, rated at 10,000 pages and priced at $65.65 — about 0.66 cents a page. It is the larger-fill alternative to the standard ML-D3470A, built for printers that work every day. Other machines in the office are served by the wider Samsung toner cartridge range.