Canon 045H High Capacity Magenta Toner Cartridge (2,200 Pages) for Canon LBP610, LBP611, LBP613, MF631, MF633, MF635 Printers.
From the first print until the last, the Canon Cartridge 045 H Magenta (2,200 Pages) (1244C002AA) from Canon 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 cartridge’s impressive yield of 2200 pages can help you continue printing for longer than when using off-brand alternatives. Requiring less frequent cartridge changes can help significantly reduce print overheads. This original Canon product works with I-Sensys LBP610 Series, i-SENSYS LBP611, i-SENSYS LBP613cdw, i-SENSYS MF631 Laser, i-SENSYS MF633 Laser, i-SENSYS MF635 Laser printers; the cartridge is well-suited to a wide range of different print and copy tasks.
The extra page yield supplied by Canon 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, Canon toner technology can help control spend.
Another advantage of utilising laser printers in the workplace is the high quality of the printed output. Toner is capable of producing incredibly high quality prints – capturing the nuances of tone accurately and effectively. Whether you are producing print-outs for personal or professional use, laser printers with high quality toner can ensure the print out is of the very highest standard.
The Printerland team is dedicated to ensuring that all of our customers are directed to the perfect consumables for their specific requirements. As a team of manufacturer-trained, completely independent printing experts, we are able to offer 100% impartial advice and guidance for all of our customers.
