Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of operation does a 10-pack make sense for?

A facilities or procurement buy: either several machines across a site all fed from one stock line, or a single very heavy printer whose toner is a line item someone plans rather than a surprise someone shops for. Ten 106R03584 cartridges are 246,000 pages of rating — about 492 reams of paper — and at that scale the saving per cartridge stops being small change.

What does the per-cartridge cost fall to at this size?

The pack is $178.71 for ten cartridges — $17.87 per cartridge, against $34.51 bought singly. Ten singles would total $345.10, so the pack saves $166.39, and the combined rating works out to roughly 0.07 cents per page. Each unit is the same extra-high-capacity 106R03584, rated at up to 24,600 pages at standard 5% coverage.

How do we store ten cartridges without them getting muddled or damaged?

Keep the boxes sealed, stacked flat — never on end — in one cool, dry store away from sunlight. Date each box on arrival and issue oldest stock first, so rotation happens by habit rather than by audit. Ten identical boxes are an argument for a shelf label and a simple count whenever one is taken: the system fails through small muddles, not big ones.

Do all ten cartridges have to feed the same printer?

No. There is one cartridge here — the 106R03584 — and every machine in this printer line on your site takes that same unit, so a single shelf line serves the whole fleet. That is the quiet economy of the 10-pack: one part number to order, one box to store, and no risk of the spare on the shelf being the right cartridge for the wrong machine.

If the printer is replaced before the stock is used up, are we stuck with the spares?

Plan the stock against the free-returns window: returns stay free for a full year, so a machine change inside that first year is not a write-off. Beyond it, honest planning is the protection — ten cartridges suit a site whose page volume genuinely turns stock over, and if your volume says five, buy the 5-pack instead and reorder more often.

What cover comes with a bulk order like this, and where does it ship from?

Bulk does not dilute the cover: a 1-year warranty stands behind every cartridge in the box, and returns stay free for a full year — see our shipping and returns page for the full terms. Stock ships out of our warehouses in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia or California, and you can reach support Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Xerox 106R03584 Black Toner 10-Pack

A procurement-sized box for a site that plans its printing: ten compatible extra-high-capacity black cartridges — the 106R03584 at $178.71, $17.87 each, 246,000 pages of combined rating — for the Versalink B400. One part number, one shelf line, and the lowest per-cartridge price in this family for the buyer whose volume earns it. The full range for this machine is on our Xerox page.