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HP 176A LaserJet Black Imaging Drum W1766A 45000 pages
Original HP 176A black imaging drum yields up to 45,000 pages per ISO/IEC 19752
- Product TypeImaging Drums and Photoconductors
- Yields 45,000 pages per drum under ISO/IEC 19752
- Black-only imaging drum for monochrome LaserJet output
- Original HP 176A part ensures printer compatibility
- Single drum unit supplied in the box
- Designed as a replaceable photoconductor for LaserJet printers
Black imaging drum for HP LaserJet
The HP 176A W1766A is an original black imaging drum designed for compatible HP LaserJet printers. It supplies the photoconductive component that forms text and graphics on each page. The unit is sold new and ready for installation.
For users replacing a worn drum unit
This drum suits anyone whose printer indicates a drum-life warning or shows fading, streaks or repeat defects on black output. It is not for buyers who need toner powder instead of the imaging drum itself, or for colour-capable printers that require separate colour drums.
Rated yield of 45,000 pages
Average yield is 45,000 standard pages measured under ISO/IEC 19752 test conditions. Actual page count varies with page coverage, job size and environmental factors. The drum must be replaced when the printer signals end of life to maintain print quality.
Highlights
- Yields 45,000 pages per drum under ISO/IEC 19752
- Black-only imaging drum for monochrome LaserJet output
- Original HP 176A part ensures printer compatibility
- Single drum unit supplied in the box
- Designed as a replaceable photoconductor for LaserJet printers
Specifications
| Brand | HP Print & Supplies |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Imaging Drums and Photoconductors |
| Shipping weight | 2.09 kg |
| Package size | 569 × 170 × 152 mm |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 176A or the W1766A version?
They are the same drum; 176A is the marketing name and W1766A is the part number, so either reference points to this single black imaging drum.
What does the 45,000-page yield mean once the drum is installed in my printer?
It is the average number of standard pages you can expect before the drum reaches end of life, measured under the ISO/IEC 19752 test method.
Which interface or standard governs that yield figure, and what does it cap in practice?
The yield follows ISO/IEC 19752, which caps the declared value at 45,000 standard pages for this black drum.
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