Brother DR-2400 Drum (12,000 Pages) for Brother DCP-L2510D, DCP-L2530DW, HL-L2310D, HL-L2350DW, HL-L2370DN, HL-L2375DW, MFC-L2710, MFC-L2730DW, MFC-L2750DW Printers.
If you are looking for a replacement drum for your Brother laser printer, the Brother DR-2400 Drum (12,000 Pages) (DR2400) can help ensure you quickly resume all printing tasks with minimal fuss. The high quality drum has been built to perfectly fit the manufacturer’s laser printers, ensuring the output of the machine never suffers as a result of the replacement.
Developed to replace old and worn drums from DCP-L2510D, DCP-L2530DW, HL-L2310D, HL-L2350DW, HL-L2370DN, HL-L2375DW, MFC-L2710, MFC-L2710DW, MFC-L2730DW, MFC-L2750DW laser printers, the Brother DR-2400 Drum (12,000 Pages) (DR2400) can help you effectively and efficiently resume printing from your machine. This original branded replacement drum continues to offer the same high quality printed output as the original component delivered with the printer – providing exceptional consistency.
A damaged or worn drum is one of the major causes of a loss of print quality in laser printers. If your toner levels are high but the prints are suffering from blurring, black spots or other forms of poor quality reproduction; the drum is probably to blame. Fortunately a faulty drum is not terminal for the printer, as replacements are plentiful and affordable.
Replacing the drum is not a long drawn out process, requiring the skills of an engineer. The vast majority of drum replacement jobs can be quickly and effectively completed with just a simple consultation with the user manual. And replacing this component is certainly a lot cheaper than investing in a whole new printer.
Having attended extensive manufacturer training, the Printerland team have the knowledge and experience to help you find all and any replacements required to help you continue printing to the highest possible standard. Our comprehensive store is jam packed with everything you could need to continue printing, all available at great prices.
