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A black toner cartridge with TAA compliance for Lexmark printers
The Lexmark 56F1000 Unison Toner Cartridge supplies black toner for compatible Lexmark printers. It is built to meet TAA compliance requirements for government and institutional procurement. The cartridge is sold new and ready for installation.
This cartridge replaces an empty Lexmark black toner unit in printers that accept the 56F1000 model. The upgrade is worthwhile when a TAA-compliant supply is mandated or when the current cartridge reaches end of life. Buyers needing colour output or a different page yield should verify their printer requirements first.
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The 56F1000 is a Lexmark Unison toner cartridge in black, built to TAA compliance for government and institutional procurement.
Open the printer front cover, remove the old cartridge, shake the new 56F1000 gently side to side, pull the sealing tape completely out, then insert until it clicks.
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