MICR Toner Cartridge - Alternative for HP 49X: secure MICR check printing

Magnetic ink for bank-compliant checks, estimated 6,000-page yield

Product Overview:

MICR toner that prints bank-ready magnetic characters, so checks clear without the usual headaches. I sell this to small businesses and banks that still move paper. You get magnetic ink tuned for check security and a consistent black, not a muddy gray. Fits HP LaserJet 1320 and 3390 series printers, and clones that accept Q5949X. The cartridge drops in like a normal HP unit. It yields about six thousand pages at five percent coverage, so you change it only when you must. It is made in the United States and shipped singly, which helps with inventory control and audits.

Key Features:

• Bank-grade MICR: magnetic particles deliver clear magnetic ink recognition, helping your checks pass routine bank scanners reliably.
• High Yield: estimated six thousand pages at five percent coverage, so you replace cartridges less often and stock less inventory.
• HP 49X Alternative: built to fit HP LaserJet 1320 and 3390 series, it installs like OEM cartridges without fiddly adapters.
• Deep Black Print: formulated for a strong, consistent black that keeps text sharp on both checks and receipts, no muddiness.
• Made in the USA: manufactured domestically, which helps with traceability and compliance for financial document handling in audited environments.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: microMICR
• Manufacturer: microMICR Corporation
• Item#: MCM-MICRTHN49X
• Color: Black
• Format/Type: Toner Cartridge
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Each
• Print Technology: Laser
• Typical Print Yield: 6000 Pages
• Compatibility/Use: HP LaserJet Series Printers: 1320, 1320n, 1320nw, 1320tn, 1320t, 3390, 3392, Troy 1320; compatible with Q5949X
• Country of Origin: United States

Picture crisp MICR lines, feel the relief of fewer cartridge swaps and audit-ready records, and reach out to reserve a cartridge or ask a question?

Store in original packaging in a cool, dry place. Handle by the cartridge body and avoid shaking.