Xerox
Compatible Xerox B405 (106R03580) Toner Cartridge Black 2 Pack
- Page Yield:
- Black: 5900
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Page Yield:
- Black: 5900
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- Compatible Printers
- Specifications
- SKU:
- CS-Xerox-B400-VERSALINK-B405-2BK
- Printer Brand:
- Xerox
- OEM Number:
- 106R03580
- Ink Color:
- Black
- Page Yield:
- Black: 5900
- Printer Type:
- Laser Cartridge
- Condition:
- New Compatible
- Description
- Reviews


Ensure exceptional monochrome printing with the Xerox B400 toner cartridge, including the Xerox B400 106R03580 BLACK. Designed to deliver crisp black text and high-resolution graphics, this genuine Xerox cartridge is ideal for any professional or office printing task. Engineered for reliability and performance, the Xerox B400 toner cartridge provides consistent output with every page, helping reduce downtime and maintain smooth workflows. Whether you're printing documents, invoices, or reports, you can count on clear and clean results. Compatible with VERSALINK B400 and VERSALINK B405 printers, this toner cartridge installs easily and integrates seamlessly into your existing print setup. Its high efficiency ensures maximum productivity with minimal interruptions. Choose the Xerox B400 106R03580 BLACK for dependable page yield, excellent print clarity, and consistent results. With the Xerox B400 toner cartridge, your office gets the performance and quality that only genuine Xerox supplies can deliver.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in this 2 pack?
A pair of 106R03580 black cartridges — the standard cartridge for the Versalink B405, rated at up to 5,900 pages apiece. Together they hold 11,800 pages of printing and copying, and the pair costs $40.01. Each arrives individually sealed: one goes straight into the machine, the other waits beside it.
Why does a pair suit a multifunction machine in particular?
Because an MFP runs dry at the worst moments. Copies are often urgent — a form needed now, a document duplicated for a visitor — and they draw on the same cartridge as printing, so the fill can end mid-job with no print queue to warn you. A sealed spare beside the machine turns that stall into a two-minute swap; on a print-only desk printer, an idle hour is an annoyance, but at a shared copier it is a queue of people.
What does each cartridge cost inside the pack?
$20.00 apiece, against $29.26 for the single — the pair saves $18.51 over buying the same two cartridges separately. Across the 11,800 rated pages, that brings the toner cost down to roughly a third of a cent per page, copies included, instead of the single's half a cent.
Where should the spare cartridge live?
Near the machine, not in a distant stockroom. Keep it sealed in its bag, flat, at room temperature and out of direct heat and sunlight — a cupboard by the B405 is ideal. The whole point of the second cartridge is that whoever finds the machine empty can fix it on the spot, without a key to anywhere or a call to anyone.
Our office also has a B400 — can the spare serve both?
Yes. The 106R03580 is the shared cartridge for this family: the same unit feeds the Versalink B400 printer as well. So the second cartridge in this pack is not chained to the B405 — it is a spare for whichever machine empties first, which is exactly how a two-machine office should hold its toner.
What cover do I get with it?
Each cartridge in the pack is backed by a 1-year warranty and free returns for a full year — the terms sit on our shipping and returns page. We dispatch from warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, support runs Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST, and the rest of the family range is gathered on our Xerox toner page.
About This 106R03580 2 Pack for the B405
This pair is stocked the way a hard-working MFP deserves: two compatible 106R03580 cartridges at $40.01, $20.00 each, up to 11,800 pages of printing and copying between them. One cartridge carries the machine today; the other stands guard against the mid-copy stoppage that every shared B405 eventually threatens — and both do it at about a third of a cent a page.

