Xerox
Compatible Xerox C310 (006R04366) Toner Cartridge Magenta
- Page Yield:
- Color: 5500
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping
- Page Yield:
- Color: 5500
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping
- Compatible Printers
- Specifications
- SKU:
- CS-Xerox-C310-C310-M
- Printer Brand:
- Xerox
- OEM Number:
- 006R04366
- Ink Color:
- Magenta
- Page Yield:
- Color: 5500
- Printer Type:
- Laser Cartridge
- Condition:
- New Compatible
- Description
- Reviews


Ensure sharp, high-quality prints with the Xerox C310 toner cartridge series, which includes 006R04364 Black, 006R04365 Cyan, 006R04366 Magenta, and 006R04367 Yellow. These genuine Xerox cartridges are built to deliver deep blacks and vibrant colors for all your printing needs. Designed for consistent performance, the Xerox C310 ink cartridge provides excellent image quality and reliable output from start to finish. Whether you're producing text-heavy documents or colorful graphics, these cartridges deliver crisp and professional results. Compatible with both C310 and C315 printers, these toner cartridges integrate seamlessly with your Xerox devices. They are easy to install and help maintain smooth, uninterrupted workflows in any business environment. Depend on the Xerox C310 toner cartridge to support your daily printing demands with efficiency and clarity. Ideal for offices of all sizes, these cartridges combine durability and print precision for exceptional value.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our logo is supposed to print red, but it keeps coming out orange. Is magenta the culprit?
Very likely, yes. A printer builds red out of two toners — magenta and yellow in roughly equal partnership. Yellow is still on the job here, but as the magenta cartridge fades its share of the mix shrinks, and red has nowhere to go but toward orange: brick shades turn rusty, crimson turns coral, and a bold brand red ends up looking like a traffic cone. When red is the only color misbehaving while blues and greens still print true, the 006R04366 magenta cartridge is the first place to look.
Why do faces in our printed photos look yellow and sickly?
Skin is a magenta story. Every natural complexion — from pale to deep — is built with a healthy measure of magenta in the mix, and when that ingredient runs low the yellow underneath takes over. Portraits come out jaundiced, cheeks lose their warmth, and printed headshots make healthy people look like they need a day off. If the people in your prints look ill while the scenery behind them looks fine, magenta is running on fumes.
How can I be sure it is magenta and not one of the other cartridges?
Ask the printer to testify. Print the supplies or demo page from the machine's own menu and find the row of solid color bars — each bar is a single cartridge printing alone, with no mixing partners to hide behind. A strong magenta bar prints deep and even; a finished one comes out pale pink, patchy or streaked. Compare the four bars side by side and the empty cartridge names itself in about thirty seconds, no guesswork and no wasted orders.
The cartridge I removed is stamped 006R04366. Do I just reorder that code?
That code is the entire answer. It pins down the color, the yield class and the printer family in one string, which is why this listing carries it in the title. The same cartridge serves the Phaser C310 and the Phaser C315, so whichever model sits on your desk, a spent unit stamped 006R04366 points straight back to this page. Match the stamp on the old cartridge and there is nothing left to decide.
What does the 5,500-page rating mean for our red-heavy workload?
The rating assumes roughly 5% of each page is covered in toner — a normal business letter. At $66.95, the cartridge lands at about 1.22 cents per rated page. Magenta's real life depends on how red your work runs: sale banners, warning labels and full-color flyers drink it far faster than the rating suggests, while a text-first office may stretch it further. Use 5,500 pages as the honest yardstick for comparing cartridges, and your own red coverage as the forecast for your own shelf.
What protection comes with the cartridge if the reds still look wrong?
A full year of it. Every cartridge we sell carries a one-year warranty with free returns for that whole year, so a unit that arrives damaged — or one that fails to bring your reds back — returns at no cost to you. Orders ship from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA; the full terms live on our shipping and returns page. Prefer to talk first? Support is staffed Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
About This 006R04366 Magenta Toner Cartridge
One cartridge in the box: a Clever Supplies compatible magenta unit that replaces the Xerox 006R04366, rated at 5,500 pages and priced at $66.95 — about 1.22 cents per rated page. Magenta is the red-making cartridge, and reds are where a fading supply shows first: logos slide orange, skin turns sallow, purples lose their warmth. This listing exists so the fix is simple — read the code off the cartridge you pulled, match it here, and the replacement seats with no tools and no settings to revisit.

