SL-C1860

Samsung positioned the SL-C1860 — a color laser multifunction printer — for the early 2010s CLP/CLX and Xpress generation. Under the hood it is the same machine as the SL-C1860, tuned for a particular sales channel. Its natural home was small workgroups with steady color printing needs.

The toner story here is the CLT-K504S family: CLT-K504S does the black work and CLT-C504S handles magenta. We stock compatible CLT-K504S toner as well as genuine Samsung OEM cartridges, and every order ships fast from Clever Supplies.

Toner Cartridges for SL-C1860

This printer works with the following toner cartridges:

Samsung CLT-K504S
Samsung CLT-C504S
Samsung CLT-M504S
Samsung CLT-Y504S

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Frequently Asked Questions

Straightforward question: does the SL-C1860 stop printing when the toner runs out?

The SL-C1860 estimates remaining toner from page coverage and cartridge data, so heavy graphics drain it faster. Do not keep a redistribution going indefinitely; running a cartridge bone-dry can affect print consistency. Keeping one spare CLT-K504S eliminates the only real risk of low toner: downtime.

Quick question: what is the difference between the toner cartridge and the imaging unit in my SL-C1860?

Quality loss with a full CLT-K504S cartridge is the classic sign the SL-C1860's imaging unit is reaching end of life. Store a spare imaging unit only if your SL-C1860 runs high volume; most owners buy on demand. Understanding the two consumables saves SL-C1860 owners from buying the wrong part.

Need some guidance — what settings cut toner use on the SL-C1860 without hurting quality?

Toner-save mode on the SL-C1860 is ideal for emails and drafts; switch it off only for client-facing pages. Use the print preview to catch layout mistakes before the SL-C1860 commits toner to paper. The best saving is the page never printed — preview first.