Frequently Asked Questions
The cartridge I pulled out is stamped SCX-D6345A — is this listing that same cartridge?
It is. SCX-D6345A is the supply code itself, and this listing is titled by that code rather than by any one machine badge, because the code is what the cartridge asks for regardless of which member of the 6345 family it serves. If the label on your spent unit reads SCX-D6345A, you do not need to translate anything — the replacement you are looking at is the cartridge that code describes, at $86.35 for a 20,000-page fill.
What does a page cost from a cartridge bought by its code?
The same as it costs from any SCX-D6345A: divide the $86.35 price by the 20,000-page yield and you get roughly 0.43 cents per page at standard text coverage. There is no premium for ordering by part number and no discount hiding elsewhere in the family — one cartridge, one price, and a per-page figure under half a cent that holds across every listing of this code.
Which machines does the SCX-D6345A code belong to?
Our catalogue ties the code to the SCX-6345FN, the departmental multifunction this supply was built for. Badges across the family differ — the machines were sold under closely related model names — but the supply system underneath them is shared, which is precisely why Samsung gave the cartridge its own code. When the code on your machine's supply label matches the code on this page, the machine question has already answered itself.
Does copying draw on this cartridge, or only printing?
Copying draws on it just as printing does. The copier half of the machine makes its page by printing the scan, so every copied sheet spends SCX-D6345A toner; scanning alone, which produces a file instead of a page, spends none. On a multifunction that copies as heavily as it prints, count both streams against the 20,000-page rating or the cartridge will seem to empty early when it has actually been working double duty.
How soon will a replacement arrive after we order?
Orders leave from the closest of our four warehouses — Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California — which keeps most journeys short. A department that orders when the low-toner warning appears, rather than after output has faded, will normally have the fresh cartridge in the cupboard before the old one gives out entirely.
What guarantee stands behind a code-ordered cartridge?
The same guarantee as every cartridge we sell: a one-year warranty against defects, and returns free of charge for a full year if the unit proves faulty or turns out to be the wrong supply after all. The terms in full are on the shipping and returns page, and support answers on weekdays, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, for anything that page leaves open.
About This SCX-D6345A Toner Cartridge
This is the reference listing for the code itself: one compatible SCX-D6345A cartridge, 20,000 rated pages of black toner, $86.35, near 0.43 cents a page, feeding every print and copy the machine produces while its scans ride free. Buyers who arrive here usually have the old cartridge in hand and the code in front of them — the shortest possible path to the right box. Everything else Samsung on the premises is covered by the broader Samsung toner line.
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