Lanier LD630C
The Lanier LD630C is a color multifunction machine in the 30-page-per-minute class, sold under the Lanier badge on Ricoh's proven color MFP architecture — identical engine, identical toner, different logo on the front. It prints from four separate cartridges: black 841578, rated for up to 22,500 pages, plus separate cyan, magenta and yellow cartridges, each rated for up to 16,000 pages. Singles, color sets and multipacks for the whole set are stocked on this page.
Offices that standardized on Lanier get the comfortable version of the rebrand story here: no supply surprises, no driver hunting, and a cartridge set shared with the Ricoh-badged equivalent of the same machine. The four cartridges age on their own schedules — black typically works hardest in a document-heavy office, while the colors deplete according to how much color actually goes on the page — so each one is sold and replaced individually as well as in sets.
Toner Cartridges for Lanier LD630C
Which cartridge should you buy?
Begin with the cartridge the machine is asking for. Because each color lives in its own cartridge, the economical habit is to replace only the depleted one: a low yellow warning is not a reason to buy four cartridges. Singles are the right purchase for routine top-ups, and the black single deserves a spare on the shelf because black usually empties first under everyday office printing — the black 2-pack exists for exactly that pattern. Sets make sense at turning points: the 3-color set refreshes all three colors together when they have aged in step, as they often do on a machine with balanced color use, while the 4-color and 5-color sets suit a full supply reset or a newly installed machine. Watch your own mix: an office printing mostly black text with occasional color charts will cycle black roughly twice as often as any single color, and stocking to that rhythm keeps both cost and cupboard space under control.
Chip, toner and everyday use
Each slot in the LD630C is keyed to one color, and each compatible cartridge carries the chip for its slot, so the machine identifies it and tracks its level independently — take care to match the cartridge color to the slot label, since a color seated in the wrong position is the one installation error this design cannot forgive. Keep cartridges in their sealed bags until the moment they are needed; toner that sits open gathers moisture and prints poorly for it. When a color starts to fade, removing that cartridge and rocking it gently side to side levels the remaining toner and often restores full density for the pages still to come.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which toner set does the Lanier LD630C use?
It uses a four-cartridge set: black 841578 rated for up to 22,500 pages, and cyan 841423, magenta 841422 and yellow 841421 rated for up to 16,000 pages each, all at 5% coverage.
Can I replace just one color at a time?
Yes. The cartridges are separate units in separate slots, so a depleted cyan never forces you to replace magenta or yellow. Singles are listed for every color on this page.
Are these the same cartridges the Ricoh-badged version of this machine takes?
Yes. The LD630C shares its engine and its entire cartridge set with the Ricoh-badged equivalent, and the listings here are the MP C3001 family cartridges built for that shared design.
Are the cartridges on this page original Lanier products?
They are compatible replacements, quality-tested and matched to the originals' fit and rated yields, and each is backed by a 1-year warranty with 1-year returns.
More printers that use the same cartridges
This cartridge set is also used by the Aficio MP C3001, the Aficio MP C3501, the Lanier LD635C, the Savin C9130 and the Savin C9135.