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Ricoh Printer Cartridges & Supplies

Compatible & remanufactured supplies, tested to OEM yield standards. One-year guarantee, same-day dispatch on orders in by 3 PM ET.

Ricoh sells the same machines under four names — Ricoh, Savin, Lanier and Gestetner — and they all take the same cartridges. A Laser Recharge stocks compatible and remanufactured toner and photoconductor units across the range: the SP desktop and workgroup lasers (SP 3710, SP 4510, SP 5300, SP C360, SP C840), the MP office MFPs (MP 2555, MP 3055, MP C3004, MP C4504), and the current IM series (IM 350, IM 430, IM C3000, IM C4500). Ricoh names its toner after the printer, often with an “H” or “HA” for high yield — SP 4500HA, SP C360HA and so on. Desktop lasers may use an all-in-one print cartridge or a separate toner and photoconductor unit depending on model; the office MFPs always separate them and add a waste-toner bottle. Orders in by 3 PM ET ship the same day from South Florida under our one-year guarantee.

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Buying Ricoh cartridges

For Ricoh, start by confirming the badge does not matter — Savin, Lanier and Gestetner machines take Ricoh cartridges. Then check whether your model uses an all-in-one print cartridge or a separate toner and photoconductor unit; the product listing says which.

Take the “H” or “HA” high-yield toner, and on the separated models order a photoconductor unit roughly every third toner. If your machine is an MP or IM copier on a service contract, confirm the contract allows third-party supplies first, because many bill per page and include toner in that fee.

Popular Ricoh printer families

  • SP mono desktop & workgroup (SP 3710, SP 4510, SP 5300, SP 5310, SP 330, SP 377)Mono lasers using an SP-model toner. Take the H high-yield version; check whether your model uses an all-in-one print cartridge or a separate toner plus SP drum unit.
  • SP C colour (SP C261, SP C360, SP C440, SP C840)Four-cartridge CMYK. Order the set; these use a separate drum per colour, a waste bottle and, on the C840, a transfer belt. HA toners give the lowest cost per page.
  • MP office MFP (MP 2555, MP 3055, MP 4055, MP C3004, MP C4504, MP C6004)Floor-standing copiers. High-capacity toner plus a photoconductor unit, waste bottle and (colour) transfer belt as scheduled parts. Usually on a service contract — check the terms before switching.
  • IM series (IM 350, IM 430, IM 550, IM C3000, IM C4500, IM C6000)Ricoh's current MFP line. Same structure as the MP series — separate toner and photoconductor, waste bottle — with higher-yield toner options.

How Ricoh cartridges are numbered

  • Toner named after the printerRicoh toner part numbers are built from the printer model, usually with a suffix for yield: no suffix for standard, H or HA for high, and on some MFPs a region letter. Match by your printer model and pick the highest yield offered.
  • All-in-one print cartridge vs separate toner + drumSmaller SP lasers may use a single print cartridge with the drum built in; larger SP and all MP/IM machines separate the toner from a photoconductor unit that lasts several toners.
  • Photoconductor unit (PCU)On the separated models this is the drum. It is a distinct part rated for roughly three toner changes on mono and per-colour on colour machines; replace it when the printer prompts.
  • Waste toner bottleEvery MP and IM machine and the colour SP models collect waste toner in a bottle that fills over time and is swapped on its own schedule.

Ricoh cartridge FAQs

I have a Savin, Lanier or Gestetner printer, not a Ricoh. Will these fit?
Yes. Savin, Lanier, Gestetner and NRG are all Ricoh machines sold under different brand names. The cartridge is the same part; match by your machine's model number and we will ship the right one.
Does the Ricoh photoconductor need replacing with every toner?
No. On the models that use a separate photoconductor unit it is rated for roughly three toner changes on mono, or per-colour on colour machines. Replace it when the printer reports photoconductor life or when defects repeat at a fixed spacing.
My Ricoh MFP is on a service contract. Can I use compatible toner?
Mechanically, yes — compatible toner fits and prints normally. But most Ricoh MFPs are covered by a click-charge maintenance agreement that supplies toner as part of the per-page fee. Check your contract before switching; you may already be paying for toner regardless of brand.
What does the H or HA on a Ricoh cartridge mean?
It marks the high-yield version. A cartridge with no suffix is standard yield; H or HA holds more toner for a lower cost per page. Both fit the same printer.