Save more and keep productivity up with this genuine quality HP 76X - CF276X Black High Yield Toner Cartridge. These genuine HP toner cartridges are known for their premium engineered quality, continuous durability and performance and so are ideal for medium to high volume printing situations.

Suitable for use in HP LaserJet Pro M404, LaserJet Pro M428 printers and multi-function devices.

• This genuine 76X - CF276X cartridge from HP is reliably adept for continuous use up to print machine speeds of up to 40 (ppm) pages per minute.   

• You'll find these 76X - CF276X Black High Yield Toner Cartridges perfect for an extensive range of different and higher volume printing applications including professional documentation, reports, graphs, presentations,  artwork, photos, brochures and more.

• HP utilises their own patented technological processes and systems during manufacturing processes to ensure every cartridge produces superior quality prints and print capacity. This continuous commitment to product development guarantees optimal quality and reliable service to ensure the highest productivity is always achieved.

• The colour of this HP toner cartridge is Black and it has a print volume capacity of up to 10000 pages at 5% coverage*. Prints produced exhibit significant robustness, page saturation and are also scratch and fade resistant to improve handling characteristics and extend longevity.

• The toner with special polymer additives added to this cartridge ensure bright and vibrant output for producing both exceptional quality imaging together with crisp and precise lines for creating professional document text reports, presentations, graphs and more. HP researchers and developers have created a highly-granulated spherical toner with special polymers to guarantee that the quality and the viscosity of the toner remains consistent and measured to ensure every cartridge provides only the best results.

• The composition of and the chemical properties of this blend of toner and polymers used in this toner cartridge contributes significantly to lower operating costs. Because toner is effectively melted into the media to maintain permanent adherence, the laser printer must be warmed up before production-ready status. This warm-up period is determined by the rate that the fixing rollers can reach the melting infuse point of the toner. The lower melting point of the toner, the shorter the that this warm-up time is. In the case here with HPs' characteristic mix of toner for this particular printer cartridge, warm-up time is substantially shortened, and so the printer is far more cost-efficient regarding energy costs. Higher labour productivity is also greater as jobs can start sooner.

• This High Yield toner cartridge from HP comes filled with extra toner, making it an ideal solution for higher volume demands. With this greater amount of toner, you'll get more prints before having to change cartridges. Bigger print-runs and fewer cartridge changes also mean higher productivity and less waste which is great news for the planet.

• Enjoy superior print quality up to 4800 x 600 DPI resolution with a broad range of ink hues, tones and gradations for vibrant high definition colour expression. Explore advanced printer configurations to match the printing application. Often a lower rate of DPIU is quite acceptable for internal documents, and this has the added benefit of using less toner, so the cartridge lasts longer. Alternatively, for the highest quality DPI output, adjust these settings to maximum and use recommended media stock.   

• This Genuine HP 76X - CF276X Black High Yield Toner Cartridge has been designed by HP engineers from environmentally friendly high-quality materials with non-toxic components and elements to meet the toughest use demands to deliver consistent performance.  It has also been engineer matched for continuous use in select HP LaserJet laser multi-function devices and printers.

• Laser and static electricity principles and technology are what underpins image creation with these types of laser printer cartridges. Static charges are formed on the drum inside from a set of transformer coronas. A laser is then used to discharge the invisible areas of the image job which then leaves behind an electrostatic image of the desired print. The charged drum then attracts the toner particles onto its surface where the charges are present. Then paper moves between the drum and the toner roller, these particles of the toner then get applied to the paper through a reverse change being applied to the paper by another set of coronas. The sheet now moves to the heating element so that the toner particles get melted on the paper. This leads to locking in a vivid and smudge-free image.