Drum Unit Tiom DR-2200 (Ti-LB2200DN)

The Tiom DR-2200 (Ti-LB2200DN) drum unit is a replacement photoconductor assembly designed for compatible laser printers. It transfers toner from the cartridge to paper to form printed images, restoring print quality and ensuring consistent image transfer as part of routine maintenance and consumable replacement in office or home environments.

Advantages

This drum unit provides stable image transfer and consistent print density across pages. It is engineered to match the physical and operational characteristics of printers that accept this drum type, helping to minimise streaking, ghosting and uneven development when used alongside appropriate toner cartridges. The unit is intended for straightforward replacement and supports regular maintenance cycles to maintain reliable printing performance.

Suitable for

• Routine drum replacement during printer maintenance
• Restoring print quality when images show streaks or uneven density
• Office and home laser printers that accept the Tiom DR-2200 drum unit

Key specifications

• Component type: Photoconductor drum unit for laser imaging
• Function: Transfers toner to paper to form text and images
• Compatibility: Designed for printers compatible with this physical drum form factor
• Physical form: Replaceable cartridge-style drum assembly
• Usage environment: Office and home printing applications

How to use

Turn off the printer and follow the printer manufacturer’s instructions to access the drum compartment. Remove the spent drum unit and any protective seals from the new Tiom DR-2200 drum before installation. Insert the replacement drum into the correct slot until it seats securely, then close the printer cover and power the device on. Run a test print or alignment procedure as recommended by the printer to verify correct installation and print quality.

Usage recommendations

Use the Tiom DR-2200 drum unit together with compatible toner cartridges specified for your printer model. Handle the drum by its designated grip areas, avoid exposure of the photoconductor surface to direct light for extended periods, and store unused units in a cool, dry place to preserve performance.