Brother TN-245Y Hi-Cap Yellow Toner Cartridge (2,200 Pages) for Brother DCP-9015, DCP-9020, HL-3140CW, HL-3150CDW, HL-3170CDW, MFC-9140, MFC-9330, MFC-9340 Printers.
From the first print until the last, the Hi-Cap Yellow Toner Cartridge (2,200 Pages) (TN245Y) from Brother can help offer a consistently high level of print performance. Incredibly simple to install and capable of achieving a surprisingly high yield for a toner of such modest price and size, this toner cartridge can help offer a professional edge to all prints – whether you’re printing at home or in the office.
The Hi-Cap Yellow Toner Cartridge (2,200 Pages) (TN245Y) is an official manufacturer branded item fitting DCP9015CDW,DCP9020,HL3140CW,HL3150CDW,HL3170CDW,MFC9140,MFC9330,MFC9340 models, built especially to offer the preferred level of print quality throughout all tasks and responsibilities. Despite its modest appearance, the cartridge has a yield of 2200 pages, helping ensure you can continue uninterrupted printing for longer.
The extra page yield supplied by Brother laser printers has made them a hugely popular option with users looking to increase the output their machines produce before a replacement is necessitated. Reducing the overheads of replacement costs and creating a more efficient print environment, Brother toner technology can help control spend.
Additionally, laser printers traditionally offer a greater print quality than inkjet models. Thanks to cutting-edge technology and top quality toner cartridges, the printers make it simple for home and office users to effortlessly create print-outs to a hugely professional standard – capturing the most minute nuances of tone and pattern.
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