HP 85A CE285D Dual Pack Black Toner Cartridges (Genuine Brands)
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Cyan imaging drum rated for 155000 pages, compatible with Bizhub C654, C754 and PRO C754 series printers
The Konica Minolta IU-711C cyan imaging drum is a genuine replacement unit rated for 155000 pages. It fits the Bizhub C654, C754, PRO C754, C654e and C754e multifunction printers. Offices running these models use it to maintain consistent colour output.
The drum reaches its rated life after 155000 printed pages and must then be replaced to avoid image defects. It is not compatible with printers outside the listed Bizhub series, so buyers with other Konica Minolta models or different brands cannot use this unit.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | KONICA MINOLTA |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 36.57 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 127 × 25 mm |
The IU-711C drum rated at 155000 pages is the correct cyan unit for the C654 and compatible C754 models.
At 155000 pages the drum supports high-volume cyan output on the C654 and C754 series before replacement is needed.
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