Toshiba T-FC200P-C Cyan Toner Cartridge

The Toshiba T-FC200P-C toner delivers OEM cyan developer material tuned for Toshiba colour engines that require the T-FC200P-C specification. Cyan separation underpins sky tones, water features in diagrams, and cool grey balance when combined with yellow and magenta channels. Toshiba controls particle morphology and charge stability so the supply tracks engine algorithms for density correction without frequent manual intervention. Facilities teams that standardise on documented part numbers reduce mismatched inventory and shorten mean time to repair when a machine reports low toner warnings during month-end reporting cycles.

Device compatibility guidance

Verify the host platform lists T-FC200P-C before installation. Cross-referencing the label inside the toner bay with the bottle marking prevents accidental insertion of magenta or yellow variants from the same family. After firmware updates, rerun colour calibration so lookup tables reference the installed supply batch correctly. If your fleet mixes generations of Toshiba engines, segregate stock by model family because yield and fill geometry can differ even when colour names match across series.

Technical specifications

Installation workflow

Follow lockout steps published for your chassis. Open the cyan bay only after clearing paper jams in the same path to avoid toner spill on transfer components. Align the bottle keying features with the receptor slot; forcing mismatched hardware cracks seals and contaminates neighbouring supplies. Once seated, allow the automatic purge cycle to complete before printing confidential documents. Wipe exterior surfaces with a dry cloth rather than solvents that degrade plastic housings.

Image quality and colour management

Cyan drift appears as warm casts in neutrals and clipped detail in blue charts. OEM toner maintains compatibility with Toshiba fuser oil and pressure settings, limiting gloss variation across a job. For departments that print CAD overlays and GIS maps, stable cyan density preserves legend readability. Monitor test pages weekly on high-volume engines; gradual fade is easier to correct during scheduled maintenance than during production peaks.

Inventory and lifecycle practices

Record lot numbers when receiving shipments to simplify traceability if a batch recall occurs. Store bottles upright in a cabinet maintained between ten and thirty degrees Celsius. Rotate stock so older units deploy first. Coordinate reorder thresholds with managed print providers if applicable, but keep at least one spare cyan unit on site for mission-critical colour devices. Empty bottles belong in toner recycling streams rather than general waste.