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Lexmark
Imaging unit rated for 150K pages fits Lexmark MS725, 821, 822, 823 and 825 printers
This new Lexmark 58D0ZA0 imaging unit is rated for 150K pages and fits the MS725, 821, 822, 823 and 825 printers. It replaces the photoconductor assembly that controls image transfer inside those machines. Offices running high-volume print jobs on the listed models use this supply to maintain consistent output.
Buyers who need a toner cartridge instead of an imaging unit should look elsewhere. Shops running different printer models cannot use this part. Organisations wanting a higher or lower page-rated unit will need another product. Environments that require colour imaging components are not served by this mono unit.
No published specifications for this item yet.
The 58D0ZA0 is listed for the MS725, 821, 822, 823 and 825 models; check your printer’s model number against that list.
The 150K figure is the rated page yield of the imaging unit under standard test conditions; actual life varies with page coverage and print settings.
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