Overview The Canon 2200C001 is a high capacity black toner cartridge designed specifically for Canon imageCLASS laser printers, including models LBP214dw, MF424dw, and MF426dw. It combines both toner and drum in a single sealed unit, simplifying maintenance and ensuring consistent print quality. With a rated yield of up to 9,200 pages under ISO IEC standards, this cartridge supports heavy printing needs in small offices, schools, and remote workspaces without frequent interruptions. Key features High page yield that supports extended printing runs, reducing the need for frequent replacements. Integrated toner and drum unit that makes cartridge replacement quick, clean, and hassle-free. Consistent black toner formulation that produces sharp text and evenly filled graphics from the first to the last page. Compatible with multiple Canon imageCLASS printers in the LBP210 and MF420 series, offering flexibility for various office setups. Participation in Canon’s free Cartridge Recycling Program, promoting environmentally responsible disposal and resource reuse. Key specs Page yield: up to 9,200 pages (ISO IEC standard) Color: Black Compatibility: Canon imageCLASS LBP214dw, MF424dw, MF426dw, and other LBP210 and MF420 series printers Cartridge type: Combined toner and drum unit Compatibility and practical use This toner cartridge fits seamlessly into Canon imageCLASS printers commonly used in small business environments, educational institutions, and home offices. Its high capacity and reliable output make it well suited for printing invoices, reports, training materials, and other documents that require clear, professional quality. The single-unit design reduces downtime during replacements, helping maintain productivity in busy workspaces. Environmental responsibility Canon’s Cartridge Recycling Program allows users to return empty cartridges at no cost, supporting sustainable practices by keeping plastic waste out of landfills. This program makes it easy to maintain your printer while contributing to environmental conservation efforts.