SKU:

CS-XER-Phaser4510-MICR-BK

Printer Brand:

Xerox

OEM Number:

113R712

Ink Color:

Black

Page Yield:

Black: 19000

Printer Type:

Laser Cartridge

Condition:

New Compatible

Frequently Asked Questions

Nineteen thousand pages in a single cartridge — how long does that actually last us?

Longer than most offices expect. Nineteen thousand pages is 38 reams of paper through the machine before this cartridge asks for a successor. Put it against your own pace: a department printing 1,500 pages a month will not think about toner again for over a year; at 3,000 pages a month the cartridge covers roughly six months; even a hard-driven workgroup at 5,000 pages a month gets close to four months out of one swap. On a fast workgroup printer like the Phaser 4510, that long interval is the real product here — toner stops being a monthly errand and becomes something you deal with a handful of times a year.

What does a printed page cost with this cartridge?

Take this listing's own figures: $181.79 divided by the 19,000-page rating comes to about 0.96 cents per page. That number is built on the industry-standard 5% coverage test page, which plain office text matches closely; pages loaded with dense forms, bold graphics or heavy tables spend toner faster, while light correspondence spends it slower. The point of a high-yield unit like the 113R712 is not the lowest imaginable page cost — it is professional output at under a cent a page, sustained over an interval so long that nobody has to plan their week around a toner order.

Which printers does this cartridge fit?

The 113R712 serves the whole Phaser 4510 line: the Phaser 4510, Phaser 4510B, Phaser 4510DT, Phaser 4510DX, Phaser 4510N, Phaser 4510YB, Phaser 4510YDT, Phaser 4510YDX and Phaser 4510YN. Every one of those configurations draws from the same cartridge bay, so the confirmation is a ten-second check: open your empty unit, read the label, and if it says 113R712, this is its replacement.

When the printer warns that toner is low, is it time to order?

Yes — treat the warning as your ordering signal rather than a countdown you can stretch. On a cartridge rated at 19,000 pages, the printer raises the flag while a meaningful reserve is still inside, but a busy Phaser 4510 can burn through that reserve faster than a quiet week suggests. Print quality tells the true end: pages that fade toward the bottom or turn gray in solid areas mean the toner is genuinely spent. A gentle rock of the cartridge from side to side can even out what remains and finish a short run, yet the offices that never get caught out simply order the day the warning appears and swap on their own schedule.

How does the changeover go — anything different about a cartridge this size?

The swap itself is the standard Phaser 4510 routine: open the cover, lift the old unit straight out, unpack this one, give it a level side-to-side rock to loosen the toner inside, seat it until it settles home, and close up. Keep the spent cartridge in the new one's packaging until you decide how to dispose of it, and run the printer's cleaning or test page if the first prints look uneven — a fresh cartridge sometimes needs a few pages to lay down a fully even coat. Nothing about the 113R712's high yield changes the physical job; it changes how rarely you have to do it.

What protection stands behind a cartridge that is supposed to last this long?

The same protection that stands behind everything we sell: this cartridge carries a one-year warranty, and returns are free for a full year as well, so a unit that leaks, arrives damaged or stops performing properly comes back to us at no cost to you — even months into its working life. Orders leave from our warehouses in IL, PA, GA and CA; the full terms live on our shipping and returns page, and a person answers questions Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This 113R712 Black Toner Cartridge

This listing is a single Clever Supplies compatible cartridge for the Xerox 113R712 — the high-yield black unit for the Phaser 4510 family, rated at 19,000 pages and priced at $181.79, or roughly 0.96 cents per rated page. It is the cartridge for a printer that works for a living: one installation, then months of uninterrupted output while toner simply drops off the office's list of concerns. When the label on your empty cartridge reads 113R712, this is the same code, the same black and the same high-yield class, ready to go in.