Clover Technologies Group, LLC CF064-67901-REF refurbished maintenance kit 225000 yield
- Printer Accessories
- Maintenance Kit
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Printhead sensor fits Brother printers using part number B57U321-1
This printhead sensor is a replacement component for Brother printers. It suits technicians and owners who need to restore printhead function on compatible machines. The part is supplied new and ready for installation.
The single specification that decides fit is the Brother part number B57U321-1 printed on the original sensor. Verify that number on the removed component before ordering. Buyers who need a different Brother part number cannot use this sensor.
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| Product category | Printhead |
It monitors the printhead position and temperature so the controller can fire each nozzle at the correct moment.
It connects through the standard Brother printhead flex cable that carries both power and signal lines.
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