V7 Black High Yield Toner Cartridge for Dell 1320c, DT615, 310-9058, 310-9059, KU052 and TP112 (TDK21320)
Product Description
V7 Black High Yield Toner Cartridge for Dell 1320c, DT615, 310-9058, 310-9059, KU052 and TP112 (TDK21320)
- Built to OEM specifications - with yield of up to 2,000 pages
- Fits printer model Dell 1320c
- Replacement for OEM cartridge part number 310-9058 KU052 310-9059 TP112
- Environmentally friendly while easy on the budget without sacrificing quality!
- 1 Year Manufacturer's warranty
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