Product Features

1. Part Number:

• RM1-2485-020: The original part number for this transfer roller, which is used in several HP LaserJet printers.
• Printel offers a compatible version designed to match the specifications of the OEM part.

2. Compatibility:

The RM1-2485-020 Transfer Roller is compatible with the following HP LaserJet models:

• HP LaserJet 5200 Series
• HP LaserJet M5025 MFP
• HP LaserJet M5035 MFP
• HP LaserJet 4345 MFP
• HP LaserJet 4730 MFP
• HP LaserJet M9040 MFP
• HP LaserJet M9050 MFP

(Compatibility may also extend to other similar models, so it is always recommended to check your specific printer model.)

3. Functionality:

• The transfer roller is responsible for transferring the toner image from the photoconductor drum onto the paper.
• It plays a vital role in maintaining the print quality by ensuring that toner is evenly and accurately transferred to the paper.
• A worn or damaged transfer roller can result in faded prints, uneven toner coverage, or streaks on the printed page.

4. Material:

• Made from high-quality rubber, the roller is designed to offer consistent contact with the paper, ensuring accurate toner transfer.
• It’s built to be durable and withstand high-volume printing environments without degrading quickly.

5. Installation:

• Easy to install: The transfer roller is user-replaceable, with the process typically involving removing the old roller and snapping the new one into place.
• No specialized tools are required, and most users can perform the replacement by following instructions provided in the printer’s manual.

6. Lifespan:

• The transfer roller is designed to last for up to 100,000 pages or more, depending on the print volume and the type of media used.
• Regular printer use with standard paper ensures maximum lifespan, while more abrasive or thicker papers may wear the roller out more quickly.

7. Signs of Wear:

• Faded prints or uneven toner distribution: A worn transfer roller may not transfer toner evenly across the page, leading to print quality issues.
• Streaks or lines on the printed page: This could indicate that the roller has accumulated dirt or has become damaged.
• Ghosting (faint images or text from a previous print appearing on a new page): A sign that the transfer roller is no longer functioning properly.