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Compatible Xerox C315 (006R04367) Toner Cartridge Yellow
- Page Yield:
- Color: 5500
- Availability:
- In Stock
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- Page Yield:
- Color: 5500
- Availability:
- In Stock
- Shipping:
- Free Shipping


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.
It surprises every office, and it has ordinary causes. A shared color printer does not sip color only on color jobs: it calibrates itself periodically using all four toners, and on a department machine there is always somebody — the one flyer run, the one chart deck, the visitor's color handout — spending color in bursts nobody logs. Yellow goes first often because warm documents lean on it hardest. So a mostly monochrome workload is no guarantee of a full yellow cartridge; on the 006R04367, the level is a fact to check, not a thing to assume.
Almost certainly. Safety yellow is one of the purest colors in office printing — a caution background is close to straight yellow toner with little mixing help. When the cartridge fades, those labels are the earliest visible casualty: the yellow goes chalky, the warning loses its punch, and a label meant to shout starts to whisper. If your black text stays bold while yellow signage fades, you are looking at supply, not settings.
On a networked machine, yes. The C315 reports its supplies through its own panel and its built-in web page, so the cartridge levels can be read from a desk browser before anyone makes the trip. Treat the percentage as an estimate rather than a gauge — it is projected from coverage history — but a yellow reading near the floor next to three healthy neighbors tells you exactly which box to bring back with you.
You are. One cartridge, the 006R04367, serves both badges — the Phaser C310 and the Phaser C315 draw from the same supply, and listings get titled by whichever model a buyer searched first. Ignore the title's badge and trust the code: if the cartridge you removed is stamped 006R04367, this box holds its replacement regardless of which name is molded into your printer's plastic.
By adding up people, not by watching one desk. The rating presumes roughly 5% page coverage and prices out at $66.95 — about 1.22 cents per rated page. A shared machine's month is the sum of everyone's bursts: ten modest color jobs from ten desks can outspend one heavy user. When the department's color work clusters — quarter-end reports, event signage, onboarding packs — the yellow can fall faster than the calendar suggests, which is why shared machines earn a spare on the shelf sooner than private ones do.
Very little. The warranty cover lasts one year and returns stay free for that whole year, so a damaged arrival or a unit that does not fix the fading can be sent back without a postage argument. Stock ships out of warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA to keep transit short; the precise terms are posted on our shipping and returns page if you want them in writing before you order. Questions before or after land with our support team, staffed Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.
This listing is the C315 doorway to a cartridge that wears two badges: a single Clever Supplies compatible yellow unit replacing the Xerox 006R04367, rated 5,500 pages at $66.95, roughly 1.22 cents per rated page. On a department machine, yellow is the cartridge nobody owns and everybody spends — calibration cycles, shared color jobs, safety signage — which is why it is so often the surprise empty. The fix stays undramatic: match the code from the spent unit, seat the new one, and let the machine recalibrate itself back to honest greens and full-strength caution yellow.