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HP toner 106A, 1.000 pages, OEM W1106A, noir
€54.88
In stock
Usage
The HP 90A Black LaserJet Toner Cartridge (CE390A) is designed for high-volume monochrome printing in office and business environments, delivering consistent results for professional documents, reports, and correspondence.
Advantages
- Produces up to 10,000 pages per cartridge for long-lasting performance and fewer replacements
- Delivers sharp black text and crisp graphics suitable for professional use
- Optimized for reliable operation with compatible HP LaserJet Enterprise printers to minimize downtime
- Features easy installation with built-in cartridge intelligence that notifies users when toner levels are low
- Cartridge is recyclable through the HP Planet Partners program, supporting environmentally responsible disposal
Specifications
- Design: Genuine OEM HP toner cartridge constructed for precision compatibility with select HP LaserJet Enterprise models; black toner optimized for monochrome laser printing[1][7].
- Sustainability: Contains approximately 16% recycled content; meets environmental standards such as EPEAT indoor air quality requirements[9]. Designed to support efficient energy usage during operation[7].
- Lifespan & Performance: Standard yield of approximately 10,000 pages based on ISO/IEC standards; optimal performance across a temperature range of -4°C to +40°C. Weight: ~2.47 kg; dimensions: approximately 391 x 193 x 300 mm per unit[7][1].
- Differentiating Features: Enhanced HP toner enables quick fusing for fast prints without sacrificing quality. Built-in intelligence streamlines maintenance and supports print management tools. The cartridge integrates seamlessly with specific HP devices including the LaserJet Enterprise M601/M602/M603 series and M4555 MFP series[1][4][7].
How it works
The HP CE390A toner cartridge installs directly into compatible LaserJet Enterprise printers. Once in place, it uses advanced laser technology to transfer precise amounts of black toner onto each page during print operations—ensuring sharp text output until the end of its rated life.
