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HP LaserJet Pro 400 m401n toner for tamper-proof prints
LaserJet Pro 400 M401 toners feature special chemicals that turn blue when someone tries to edit information on the prints. This helps businesses prevent fraud. Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) is another feature that helps prevent fraud and makes it easier for financial institutions to verify checks.
HP toner cartridges have tough shells that work in sync with other printer parts to maximize print speeds up to 33 pages per minute. Toner in the HP printer cartridges melts fast to fuse with paper and create neat, durable text. The prints are long lasting thanks to their resistance to fading and smearing.
Print bold, dark text using LaserJet Pro 400 M401n toner
Produce rich, dark prints that are easy to read with HP 80A toner. Printing at resolutions up to 1200 drops per inch yields documents that users can photocopy while maintaining bold text and graphics. Toner cartridges for LaserJet Pro 400 M401n printers also work with several printers in the LaserJet Pro 400 series. Check compatibility using the ink and toner finder tool.
You can choose from several brands of HP 80A black cartridges including:
- HP
- Quill Brand
- MicroMICR®
These cartridges perform reliably to produce documents of professional quality consistently.
HP 80X toner cartridges for eco-friendly and high-volume printing
HP 80X cartridges are suitable for busy offices because they produce many pages and minimize interruptions. These efficient cartridges produce up to 6900 prints. 80A cartridges are suitable for smaller offices as they yield up to 2700 prints. When toner runs low, the cartridges send alerts so that users can order replacements.
Some cartridges are remanufactured while others use recycled materials. Send spent toner cartridges back to Quill. Manufacturers can use them to make printer parts. Empty cartridges in an undamaged condition can be remanufactured to work as new. Find other HP mono laser toner cartridges for various printer models at Quill.
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