Frequently Asked Questions

Why does yellow decide whether a brand colour matches?

Because so many brand yellows are nearly pure yellow. A mixed colour can hide a weak ingredient behind its partners, but a sunflower logo, a taxi-yellow panel or a golden brand field is this cartridge printing almost alone on a Phaser 7800GX. When 106R01568 tires, there is nowhere for the shortfall to hide — the brand colour itself comes off the sheet pale, and everyone in the room can see it.

How does a tired yellow show up when you are judging a proof?

The whole scene cools and flattens. Warm light in a photograph loses its glow, golds turn dull and slightly olive as their yellow component drains away, and greens drift toward blue. The dangerous part is how reasonable the proof still looks on its own — it is only beside the previously approved sheet that the drift becomes undeniable, which is why proofing rooms keep reference prints.

What is the cheapest colour check before approving a proof?

Two sheets. Print the machine's solid yellow test patch and lay it against a patch from a known-good day: streaks or unevenness across the patch name this cartridge before a single proof is wasted. Then print one familiar reference image — the one the studio knows by heart — and compare it with the approved copy on file. Together they take a minute and settle whether the machine is still telling the truth.

Is this listing one cartridge or several?

One. The title says "Cartridges," but the box holds a single high-yield yellow cartridge, part number 106R01568, at $88.49, rated at 17,200 pages. That one cartridge is the complete restock for the yellow position — order a second only if you want a shelf spare.

What does a 17,200-page rating buy in a graphics workflow?

Fewer interruptions and a steadier colour story. At roughly 0.51 cents a page, the cartridge carries long proofing and production stretches between changes, and every changeover avoided is a recalibration of the eye avoided too. Rich graphics coverage will spend it faster than the test rating suggests, but the rating still marks it out as the long-haul option for this machine.

What cover does the cartridge arrive with?

A one-year warranty and free returns for a full year arrive with it, set out on our shipping and returns page. It ships from warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA, support runs Monday to Friday, 9 AM–5 PM CST, and the wider range for the machine is listed on the Xerox toner page.

About This 106R01568 Yellow Toner Cartridge

One high-yield yellow cartridge — part number 106R01568 — for the Phaser 7800GX, rated at 17,200 pages and priced at $88.49 (about 0.51 cents per page). The plural title aside, a single cartridge is in the box. On the graphics configuration of this machine it is the cartridge brand yellows and warm proofs stand or fall by, and it comes covered by a one-year warranty with a year of free returns.