Pitney Bowes equipment is often supplied under a Pitney Bowes label while the cartridge inside carries a part number shared with another printer platform, which is why this short section mixes codes such as UG3309, 92291A and 38L1410. The safest way to reorder is to read the number moulded into the end of the cartridge you are replacing rather than to work from the machine name alone. Keeping a note of that number in the supply cupboard saves a lot of guesswork later.
Before You Order a Replacement
Check whether the printer takes a single all-in-one black cartridge or a separate drum, since a worn drum produces repeating marks that a fresh toner cartridge will not clear. It also helps to note the machine's serial or model plate, because several Pitney Bowes desktop units look alike but take different supplies. If your part number is not shown here, the wider laser toner section may list the equivalent cartridge.
