SKU:

CS-XER-Phaser4510-MICR-4BK

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

113R712

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

Black: 19000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a 76,000-page supply of toner look like in planning terms?

It looks like a year of printing, settled in a single order. This 4 pack holds four 113R712 cartridges at 19,000 rated pages apiece — 76,000 pages in total, the output of 152 reams of paper. Run that against a real office pace: a single hard-worked Phaser 4510 printing 6,000 pages a month would take over a year to empty this stock; a floor with three of the machines drawing on the same shelf works through it in a quarter. Either way, toner purchasing stops being a recurring chore with its own little emergencies and becomes one planned line in the budget, renewed on a schedule you choose instead of one a blinking warning light dictates.

How do the numbers break down on four cartridges?

The pack is $680.85, which works out to $170.21 per cartridge — against $181.79 for the single listing, a difference of $46.31 across the four. Across the full 76,000 rated pages, toner cost lands at about 0.90 cents per page. As with every yield figure, that rating is measured at 5% page coverage: a forms-heavy department will draw the stock down faster, a correspondence-heavy one slower. What the four-pack really buys is not a bargain page — it is that per-page figure locked in, in bulk, across an entire planning period, with no reordering friction in between.

Does toner go stale sitting in a stockroom?

Not on any timescale this pack will see. Toner is a dry powder, not an ink; kept sealed in its packaging, flat, in a cool dry room away from sunlight and heat sources, a cartridge holds its condition through the months a 4 pack takes to rotate. The sensible habits are simple: stack the boxes so the oldest stock is at the front, take from the front, and mark the delivery date on the outer box with a pen if your stockroom turns over slowly. A cartridge that has waited its turn needs nothing special — unseal it, rock it gently level to loosen the contents, and install.

Why does one cartridge code matter across a whole fleet?

Because mixed fleets breed mixed shelves, and mixed shelves breed wrong cartridges bought in a hurry. Every machine in this family — the Phaser 4510, Phaser 4510B, Phaser 4510DT, Phaser 4510DX, Phaser 4510N, Phaser 4510YB, Phaser 4510YDT, Phaser 4510YDX and Phaser 4510YN — runs on the same 113R712. One code means one purchase order, one shelf location, one stock count, and any cartridge in the pack can go into any printer on the floor the moment its pages start to fade.

How should we rotate four cartridges through the printers?

First in, first out — the cartridge that arrived first gets installed first, so no unit ages at the back of the cabinet while newer stock cycles in front of it. Beyond that, rotation takes care of itself: each installed cartridge runs its full 19,000-page course, and you replace on print quality, not on the panel's early low-toner notice. A practical trigger for the next order is the moment the last box leaves the shelf: with 19,000 pages still in the machine at that point, the replacement pack has weeks of slack to arrive without anyone watching a tracking page.

What cover do we have across a stock that lasts this long?

Every cartridge in the pack stands on its own cover: a one-year warranty with free returns for a full year, applied per unit, so a faulty cartridge found in month eight of your stock is treated exactly like one found in week one — it comes back to us at no cost, without disturbing the rest of the pack. Orders ship from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA; the full policy is spelled out on our shipping and returns page, and you can reach a person Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This 113R712 Black Toner 4 Pack

This pack holds four Clever Supplies compatible cartridges, each replacing the Xerox 113R712 — the high-yield black unit behind the Phaser 4510 family. Four cartridges at 19,000 rated pages each give you 76,000 pages of capacity for $680.85, or $170.21 per cartridge and about 0.90 cents per rated page. It is the purchasing shape for a busy single printer or a small fleet that shares one standard: buy the year's toner once, keep the shelf stocked in a simple rotation, and let printing run uninterrupted while other offices are still reordering one cartridge at a time. Wherever the label on an empty unit reads 113R712, any cartridge from this pack is its replacement.