LD Products Compatible Brother PC301 Fax Cartridge Set of 2 With Roll
- 2 Colors
- These compatible ca…
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Set of three compatible fax cartridges with integrated PC202RF rolls for Brother Intellifax and MFC models
Color 3 Colors
LD Products supplies a three-pack of fax cartridges built with 100 percent new components, including the PC202RF roll, for use in Brother FAX 885MC, Intellifax 750, 770, 775, 870MC, 885MC and MFC-970MC printers. Each cartridge arrives new and is produced in an ISO 9002 certified facility.
The set fits only the Brother models listed above; buyers who need cartridges for any other fax or multifunction machine cannot use this pack.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | LD Products |
| Product color | 3 Colors |
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The 301 designation identifies this cartridge as a direct replacement for the original Brother PC301 unit used in the listed fax models.
The PC202RF roll is built to match the original Brother specification, so it feeds and prints within the same page-count limits as the genuine supply.
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