CopyCentre 133C
On a network, a copier belongs to everyone, and the Xerox CopyCentre 133C was made to slot into existing office networks and workflows. Its supply, though, could hardly be simpler: one black cartridge, the 006R01184, sold as singles, multi-packs and a premium five-pack, plus listings titled for the 133C. When toner runs low on a shared machine, there is exactly one number to reorder.
Shared access changes how toner gets used. Copy and print jobs arrive from every desk on the network, so consumption is collective and harder to predict than it is on a personal machine. That argues for keeping the supply cabinet ahead of demand: a five-pack in storage means the person who finds the machine empty also finds the fix in the cupboard, rather than in a purchase order that has not been approved yet.
Toner Cartridges for CopyCentre 133C
| Cartridge | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| 006R01184 | Black | — |
| 006R01184 — 3 Pack | Black | — |
| 006R01184 — 5 Pack | Black | — |
| 006R01184 Premium — 5 Pack | Black | — |
| 006R01184 (CopyCentre 133C single) | Black | — |
| 006R01184 (CopyCentre 133C 5 Pack) | Black | — |
Which cartridge should you buy?
For a departmental 133C, start from the multi-packs. The five-pack and the premium five-pack match network-level volume and minimize how often anyone has to think about toner at all. The three-pack suits a smaller workgroup sharing the machine, and singles cover a lightly used unit or a first trial of compatible toner. The model-titled listings and the code-titled listings are the same 006R01184 cartridge, so pick by pack size rather than by title. All compatible cartridges here carry a 1-year warranty with 1-year returns.
Chip, toner and everyday use
Because the 133C serves many workstations, one habit pays off: agree as an office where the spare lives, and keep it beside the machine instead of in a central storeroom down the hall. The cartridge itself needs no configuration. Its chip is read when it seats, whichever computer sent the job that is waiting. If output pales before the cartridge is finished, a gentle side-to-side rock redistributes the toner for a while; when pages stay pale after that, the cartridge has genuinely reached its end.
Frequently Asked Questions
What toner does the CopyCentre 133C use?
The 006R01184 black toner cartridge, sold here as singles, three-packs, five-packs and a premium five-pack.
Does being on a network change which toner to buy?
No. The cartridge is the same 006R01184 regardless of how jobs reach the machine. Network sharing only changes how quickly it is used up, which is why this page leans toward multi-packs.
What is the difference between the standard and premium five-packs?
Both contain five 006R01184 cartridges that fit the 133C. The premium listing is the range's premium-grade line, while the standard five-pack is the regular compatible line. Fitment is identical.
Who should change the cartridge on a shared machine?
Whoever finds it empty. The swap is a two-minute job: open the toner access, pull the old cartridge out, rock the new one gently, slide it in until it seats, and close the cover. No tools and no settings are involved.
More printers that use the same cartridges
The 133C shares its cartridge with a broad family of Xerox machines, so a networked office may find the same spare covers several devices on the floor: CopyCentre 123, CopyCentre 128, CopyCentre 133, CopyCentre C123, CopyCentre C128, CopyCentre C133, WorkCentre 123, WorkCentre 128, WorkCentre 133, WorkCentre 133M, WorkCentre M123, WorkCentre M128, WorkCentre M133, WorkCentre Pro 123, WorkCentre Pro 123, WorkCentre Pro 128, WorkCentre Pro 133, WorkCentre Pro 133P, WorkCentre Pro M123, WorkCentre Pro M128, WorkCentre Pro M133.