Alkuperäinen Sharp MX-560GT musta värikasetti, lasertulostus, riittoisuus 40 000 sivua, 1 kpl

Original Sharp MX-560GT Black toner cartridge for laser printing delivers consistent monochrome output and is supplied as a single unit. Engineered for compatible Sharp devices, this cartridge supports high-volume office and business workflows by providing up to 40,000 pages of black text and graphics at standard coverage. The design focuses on stable image density and reliable operation with Sharp laser printers that accept this toner type.

Advantages

The cartridge is an original manufacturer part, ensuring compatibility and predictable print quality across supported Sharp devices. With a high yield of up to 40,000 pages, it reduces the frequency of replacements in busy environments. The single-unit supply simplifies stock management and replacement procedures while maintaining consistent black density for text and line art.

Suitable for

When it may not be suitable

This black toner cartridge is not suitable for colour printing needs or for printers that require non-Sharp or different cartridge formats. It may be unnecessary for users with very low monthly print volumes where a lower-yield or third‑party cartridge could be more cost-effective.

Key specifications

How to use

Turn off the printer and open the front or designated toner access door according to the printer manual. Remove the empty toner cartridge following the device’s instructions, unpack the replacement cartridge from its protective packaging, and insert it into the correct slot until it clicks into place. Close the access door, power the printer back on if required, and run a test page or status check to confirm the cartridge is recognized and the toner level is reported correctly.

What to consider before purchase

Recommendations

For consistent output and extended printer life, use genuine Sharp toner cartridges and follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule. Keep spare cartridges in appropriate storage and replace cartridges before levels are critically low to avoid print interruptions.