Lexmark CX930, 931, XC9325, 9335 Black 87K Photoconductor

Designed for high-demand environments, the Lexmark CX930, 931, XC9325, 9335 Black 87K Photoconductor delivers dependable, long-lasting performance for laser printers. This 3-pack of black photoconductors is engineered to optimize image quality and sustain consistent output across thousands of pages, making it an ideal choice for busy offices, large workgroups, and production environments where uptime and print quality matter. With its 87,000-page yield per photoconductor, you gain fewer replacements, lower maintenance overhead, and a smoother printing experience that helps your team stay productive throughout demanding work cycles.

• Unmatched page yield and cost efficiency — Each photoconductor is rated for up to 87,000 standard pages, minimizing replacement frequency and downtime while maximizing your printer’s uptime for heavy workloads. The 3-pack packaging further reduces procurement frequency and simplifies inventory management for busy offices. Expect fewer interruptions and more consistent black output over the long term.
• Premium laser print quality — Built for Lexmark laser technology, these photoconductors are engineered to deliver crisp text, sharp lines, and solid black graphics. Whether you’re printing documents, reports, or presentations, you’ll notice clear, professional results with reliable tonal balance and minimal ghosting or smudging across pages.
• Designed for CX930, CX931, XC9325, and 9335 series — This photoconductor is specifically crafted to match the architecture and timing of Lexmark printers in the CX930 family, ensuring smooth integration, accurate page alignment, and dependable performance through high-volume cycles.
• Low-maintenance and easy to install — With a user-friendly installation process, swapping photoconductors minimizes downtime. The component is designed for straightforward replacement, secure seating in the drum chamber, and quick calibration so your printer spends more time printing and less time servicing.
• Reliable source and packaging — Produced to Lexmark standards and packaged in a 3-pack, these photoconductors provide a dependable supply of replacement units. The robust packaging protects delicate components during transit, preserving performance and prolonging shelf life for on-hand stock in busy print rooms.

Technical Details of Lexmark CX930, 931, XC9325, 9335 Black 87K Photoconductor

• Printing technology: Laser
• Compatible models: Lexmark CX930, CX931, XC9325, 9335
• Color: Black
• Photoconductor yield: Up to 87,000 pages per unit (standard coverage)
• Package quantity: 3 photoconductors per pack
• Component type: Photoconductor drum

How to install Lexmark Black 87K Photoconductor

• Power off the printer and unplug the power cord, then open the front panel or access door to reach the photoconductor chamber.
• Carefully remove the old photoconductor drum assembly from its mounting, handling it by the edges to avoid contact with the imaging surface.
• Unpack the new 87K photoconductor from its packaging, removing any protective seals or tapes as directed by the included instructions.
• Align the new photoconductor with the printer’s guides and seating position, then insert until it clicks securely into place and is fully seated.
• Close the access panel, reconnect power, and run any required calibration or test print to confirm proper alignment and print quality.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the page yield of this photoconductor? A: Each photoconductor is rated for up to 87,000 pages at standard coverage; actual yield varies with print complexity and coverage.
• Q: Which printers are compatible with this photoconductor? A: It is designed for Lexmark CX930, CX931, XC9325, and 9335 series printers.
• Q: How many photoconductors are included in a pack? A: The product is sold as a 3-pack of black photoconductors.
• Q: Is installation difficult? A: No—installation is straightforward and can be completed with basic hand tools and no special tools. The process involves removing the old drum, inserting the new one, and performing a quick calibration or test print.
• Q: How should I dispose of or recycle the old photoconductor? A: Follow local electronic waste guidelines and Lexmark’s recycling programs for printer components; many regions offer take-back or recycling options for used photoconductors.