Xerox
Compatible Xerox C315 (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-C315-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
The C315 warns that magenta is low, yet the prints still look fine. Swap now or wait?
You can wait — with your eyes open. A low-toner warning is an estimate, not an empty reading, and magenta usually has some working life left after it appears. The catch is that magenta rarely dies in one dramatic page; it thins gradually, and the output degrades politely enough that nobody complains until a client-facing document goes out wrong. A sensible rule: keep printing internal work, but order the replacement the week the warning shows up, so the fresh 006R04366 is on the shelf before the fade goes public.
Which colors betray a fading magenta cartridge first?
Purples, before anything else. Purple is cyan leaning on magenta, and as magenta weakens the mix topples toward plain blue — violet headers go navy, grape tones go denim. Pinks wash toward peach, and true reds warm into orange because the yellow in the mix is suddenly working alone. Watch the purples in charts and logos; they are magenta's earliest confession, usually weeks before the cartridge gives out completely.
Can I change the cartridge in the middle of a long print run?
Yes — the job can wait for the cartridge, not the other way around. When the machine stops and asks for magenta, open the cover, lift the spent unit straight out and seat the new one until it settles; the printer re-checks its supplies and the run resumes where it paused. Nothing in the queue is lost and there are no settings to redo. Just keep the new cartridge sealed until the moment you need it, and give it a gentle rock side to side before seating so the toner inside sits level.
Where exactly do I find the code to reorder — and is it this one?
Printed on the cartridge itself. Pull the spent unit and the label reads 006R04366; that single string identifies this magenta cartridge and nothing else. It is the same unit for both the Phaser C310 and the Phaser C315, so a C315 owner and a C310 owner reading the same stamp land on the same replacement. Reorder by the code on the cartridge you are holding and compatibility stops being a question at all.
We print mostly black text. How did magenta run out at all?
Because a color printer sips color even on a monochrome diet. Calibration and cleaning cycles draw tiny amounts from every cartridge to keep the color system honest, and the odd color page — a chart in a report, a logo on an invoice — takes its share too. The amounts are small but they are relentless, which is why a text-heavy office can go a year without thinking about color and then meet a low-magenta warning out of nowhere. The 5,500-page rating is measured at about 5% page coverage; at that pace this cartridge costs roughly 1.22 cents per rated page against its $66.95 price.
How am I covered if the replacement misbehaves?
For twelve months, on both fronts: the cartridge is warranted for a full year, and returns stay free for the same year — a leaking arrival, a damaged box or a cartridge that simply does not perform goes back without a postage bill. Parcels leave from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, and the details are set out on our shipping and returns page. Questions before you order? Our support team answers Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
About This 006R04366 Magenta Toner Cartridge for the C315
This is a single Clever Supplies compatible magenta cartridge — the replacement for the Xerox 006R04366 — rated at 5,500 pages, priced at $66.95 and sold one to a box. On a shared office machine like the C315, magenta's decline is a public event: purples across every department's charts cool toward blue at the same time. The antidote is administrative rather than technical — read the code off the spent unit, match it to this listing, and the swap takes minutes with the print queue intact.

