Produce high-impact prints with the Xerox WORKCENTRE 7525 toner cartridge series, including 006R01509 Black, 006R01512 Cyan, 006R01511 Magenta, and 006R01510 Yellow. These compatible Xerox cartridges are designed to deliver bold black text and vibrant colors for professional-grade documents.
Designed for exceptional consistency, the Xerox WORKCENTRE 7525 toner cartridge ensures smooth performance and outstanding image quality on every page. Whether printing presentations, marketing materials, or daily office documents, these cartridges provide reliable and sharp output.
Compatible with a wide range of Xerox multifunction printers, including WORKCENTRE 7525, WORKCENTRE 7530, WORKCENTRE 7535, WORKCENTRE 7545, WORKCENTRE 7556, WORKCENTRE 7830, WORKCENTRE 7835, WORKCENTRE 7845, WORKCENTRE 7855, and WORKCENTRE 7970, these toner cartridges integrate seamlessly for optimal functionality and performance.
Count on the Xerox WORKCENTRE 7525 toner cartridge to support high-volume printing with efficiency and durability. Designed for demanding office environments, these cartridges deliver professional results and long-lasting reliability with every job.
Frequently Asked Questions
A deadline batch lands Friday morning on our 7845 — should we change all four cartridges Thursday night just to be safe?
No — stage the box beside the machine instead of emptying it into the machine. The WorkCentre 7845 works at workgroup pace, so a deadline run exposes whichever single position is already low, not all four at once. Look at each level on its own Thursday afternoon: black 006R01509 carries a 26,000-page rating, while cyan 006R01512, magenta 006R01511 and yellow 006R01510 carry 15,000 pages each, so the colors are the usual risk in a graphics-heavy batch and black is rarely the one that fails mid-job. Swap only a position that is genuinely near empty, leave the healthy cartridges undisturbed, and keep the sealed remainder within reach so a mid-run call can be answered in minutes rather than turning into an overnight order.
Our proposals go out to clients in batches weeks apart — will a fresh set keep the color looking the same from batch to batch?
It helps most when the batches are printed from the same file settings. Client-facing packets are unforgiving: a cover logo, a pricing table tint or a photo panel that shifts between the first mailing and the follow-up mailing is visible even to readers who never compare the two side by side. Starting a proposal cycle with all four positions healthy — a fresh black alongside fresh cyan, magenta and yellow — removes one source of drift, because no single tired color is quietly pulling the mix off balance. Keep the paper stock consistent between batches as well, note the date each cartridge went in on the box, and run one proof page from the original file before each new batch leaves. If a later batch still looks off, compare that proof first; the set gives you a stable starting point, and the proof tells you whether anything actually moved.
We have a 7845 on this floor and a sister machine upstairs — can one set be split between the two?
Yes, because nothing in this box ties the four cartridges together once it is opened. Each cartridge serves whichever compatible machine calls for that color first, so black might go into the downstairs unit this month while cyan is claimed upstairs next month. The discipline that makes splitting work is paperwork, not hardware: write on the carton which code left, which floor took it and on what date, and cross the entry off when the last cartridge leaves. Without that note, a half-empty box on a shelf looks identical to a full reserve, and the next deadline morning starts with a count nobody trusts. With it, one shared reserve genuinely covers both floors.
We print a lot of tabloid-size sheets on the 7845 — why do the page ratings feel optimistic on those weeks?
Because a tabloid sheet asks far more of the set than the rating assumes. Page yields are quoted at standard coverage on ordinary office pages: black at 26,000 pages and each color at 15,000 pages. An 11-by-17 poster, plan or spreadsheet spreads ink across roughly double the area, and solid color backgrounds push coverage higher still, so the same cartridge empties in noticeably fewer sheets. Expect the color trio to feel it first on poster and presentation work, while text-heavy tabloid printing draws mainly on black. Judge this set against your normal letter-size weeks, and treat a tabloid-heavy week as a planned exception — order ahead of a known run of oversize work rather than concluding the cartridges underperformed.
The delivery just arrived — how do we verify the box holds the right four cartridges before it goes on the shelf?
Check the four codes on the individual cartons against this list before anyone shelves it: 006R01509 is black, 006R01512 is cyan, 006R01511 is magenta and 006R01510 is yellow. Read them slowly, because the sequence is counterintuitive — cyan carries a higher code than magenta, so a quick glance that assumes the codes climb in spoken color order will misread the box. Confirm each carton also names its color in words, count four cartons in total — one per position, with no color duplicated and none missing — and only then mark the box as a verified reserve with the arrival date. That two-minute receiving check is what protects a Friday deadline: a wrong or incomplete box discovered at receiving can be fixed calmly, while the same discovery at the machine cannot.
What protection and help come with this 7845 set if something goes wrong?
Each cartridge carries a 1-year warranty, and returns are free for 1 year; the full wording is on our shipping and returns page. Stock ships from warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA. If a receiving check raises a question, a proof page looks wrong after a swap, or you want a code confirmed before a deadline run, contact support Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST. The wider range for the platform is listed on the Xerox brand page, and a sister unit such as the WorkCentre 7855 upstairs draws on this same reserve.
About This Xerox WorkCentre 7845 4 Color Set
Priced at $339.24, this 4 color set is the reserve built around the WorkCentre 7845 in its most common role: the fast shared hub a workgroup leans on when a client packet, a board pack or an oversize run has a fixed hour attached to it. Inside is one cartridge for each position — black 006R01509 rated at 26,000 pages, and cyan 006R01512, magenta 006R01511 and yellow 006R01510 rated at 15,000 pages each. The two figures are stated apart on purpose: the black position is built for the long text haul between color events, while the three color positions are spent in concentrated bursts, so no single combined count describes how this box will actually be used. Verify the four codes at receiving, note each cartridge's destination if the box is split between floors, and replace positions one at a time as the 7845 calls for them. The same four cartridges also serve the WorkCentre 7525, WorkCentre 7530, WorkCentre 7535, WorkCentre 7545, WorkCentre 7556, WorkCentre 7830, WorkCentre 7835 and WorkCentre 7970, and every cartridge is backed by a 1-year warranty with free returns for 1 year.
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