Phaser 6180N Toner Cartridges
In the Phaser lineup, the 6180N is the single-function network printer of the 6180 family, serving office document production with crisp text and graphics. It takes the 113R00722 cartridge as its standard supply, and the range stocked here is the higher-capacity line built around it: 113R00726 for black, 113R00723 for cyan, 113R00724 for magenta and 113R00725 for yellow. The four are separate cartridges, changed independently as each one empties.
A network printer without copying or scanning duties has one job — turning the office's documents out cleanly, all day — and the 6180N's place in a document workflow is exactly that. Because it is shared, its toner consumption follows the whole team's habits rather than one person's: a week of report printing leans on black, a week of presentation work leans on the colors. The high-yield range stretches the interval between cartridge changes, which matters on a machine nobody in particular owns.
Toner Cartridges for Phaser 6180N
| Cartridge | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| 113R00726 — High Yield | Black | See product page |
| 113R00723 — High Yield | Cyan | See product page |
| 113R00724 — High Yield | Magenta | See product page |
| 113R00725 — High Yield | Yellow | See product page |
| 113R00726 Black 2 Pack | Black | See product page |
| 113R00723 / 113R00724 / 113R00725 — 3 Color Set | Cyan, Magenta, Yellow | See product page |
| 113R00726 / 113R00723 / 113R00724 / 113R00725 — 5 Color Set | Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow | See product page |
| High Yield 4 Color Set (6180N) | Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow | See product page |
| Premium Quality High Yield 4 Color Set (6180N) | Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow | See product page |
| High Yield 4 Color Set (113R00726 / 113R00723 / 113R00724 / 113R00725) | Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow | See product page |
Which cartridge should you buy?
Single cartridges give you precision: when the 6180N reports one color low, a single 113R00723, 113R00724 or 113R00725 answers it, and black-heavy offices can lean on the 113R00726 single or its 2 pack. Sets give you readiness instead. The four-color sets in the table — the standard high-yield set, the premium quality set and the set organized by cartridge number — each put a full round on the shelf, so any color the printer asks for is already in the building. A sensible middle course for a shared machine is a set as the reserve and singles for top-ups, replacing colors at the pace your team's documents actually consume them.
Chip, toner and everyday use
The 6180N reads a chip on each cartridge to track what is left, and it is worth glancing at the levels before the whole team sends end-of-month reports at once. When a cartridge does run down, open the front cover, lift out the empty one, and slide its replacement into the same color's slot until it clicks. New cartridges benefit from a gentle rock end to end before fitting, which settles the toner for even first pages. Keep unopened cartridges in their packaging, out of direct light, and they will be ready whenever the printer calls for them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What toner does the Phaser 6180N use?
Its standard cartridge is the 113R00722, and the higher-capacity range on this page comprises the 113R00726 black plus 113R00723 cyan, 113R00724 magenta and 113R00725 yellow cartridges.
What is the difference between the four-color sets listed here?
All of them cover the same four cartridges for the 6180N. They differ in how the listing is put together — a standard high-yield set, a premium quality set, and a set identified by the four cartridge numbers — so compare the individual product pages and pick the presentation your office prefers.
Can I replace just the color that ran out?
Yes, that is how this printer is designed to be maintained. Each of the four cartridges lives in its own slot and can be renewed alone; there is no need to disturb colors that still have toner in them.
Where do I find the yield of a cartridge before I buy?
Each product page carries the rated yield for that cartridge or set. Yields are quoted at standard coverage, so a diet of dense color pages will work through a cartridge sooner than the rating suggests.