Tinteiro Freecolor HP 901XL preto recondicionado K20278F7

The Freecolor HP 901XL black remanufactured cartridge (K20278F7) is a recycled compatible toner cartridge designed for use with HP printers. Reprocessed from OEM empty cores, this cartridge is manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications and offers a stated page yield of up to 700 pages. It provides sharp black text and suitable print quality for everyday home and office documents while reducing environmental impact compared with single-use original cartridges.

Advantages

Freecolor remanufactured cartridges are produced using cleaned and tested original cores and laboratory-verified components to deliver consistent, OEM-equivalent performance. The cartridge combines lower cost and reduced waste with a quality control process intended to ensure reliable printing, compatibility with HP devices, and a page yield of up to 700 pages.

Suitable for

• Everyday black-and-white document printing at home
• Small office and home office (SOHO) printing tasks
• Drafts, reports, invoices and business correspondence

Key specifications

• Model: Freecolor HP 901XL black remanufactured (K20278F7)
• Brand compatibility: HP
• Type: Compatible / remanufactured toner cartridge
• Printing colour: Black
• Page yield: up to 700 pages (manufacturer-stated)
• EAN: 3112539919061

How to use

Remove the cartridge from its packaging, gently shake it side to side to distribute toner, and remove any protective seals or tape according to the included instructions. Insert the cartridge into the compatible HP printer model until it clicks into place, then run a test print or printer alignment if prompted. Follow your printer’s on-screen prompts for any initialization tasks.

Recommendations

Store the cartridge in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. For best results, use the cartridge within its recommended shelf life and handle it carefully to avoid spills or damage. If print quality issues occur, run the printer’s cleaning and alignment utilities and confirm correct installation before assuming a defect.