HP 85A CE285D Dual Pack Black Toner Cartridges (Genuine Brands)
- 2 Pack
- Black
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Genuine waste toner container for compatible Panasonic copiers with a 28,000-page yield
The Panasonic DQBFN45 is a genuine waste toner container designed for laser copiers. It supports a typical print yield of 28000 pages. Compatible models include the DPC213, DPC263, DPC264, DPC323 and DPC354. This unit collects excess toner to maintain print quality.
The container is rated for MICR toner use, ensuring suitability for magnetic ink character recognition printing. It requires no additional accessories or software to operate. Installation replaces the full waste unit directly in the compatible copier. No separate cleaning kits or firmware updates are needed.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Panasonic |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 4.71 kg |
| Package size | 279 × 127 × 25 mm |
| More details | |
| MICR toner | Yes |
The container is rated for 28000 pages; replace it when the printer signals the waste tank is full.
The 28000-page capacity is the limiting factor; once reached the unit must be swapped.
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