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Compatible toner cartridges
New, independent compatible cartridges under the Sensation brand — not genuine OEM — listed model by model against the copiers they fit.
- 8Copier brands covered
- 19Listings in the English catalogue
- CMYKColour sets by family
- 2011Making compatibles since
Compatible, stated plainly on every page
A compatible toner cartridge is a new cartridge built by an independent manufacturer to fit and work in a named copier. It is not a genuine cartridge from the copier's maker, and it should never be sold to your customers as one. Guangzhou Xinxiangyin builds its compatible range under the Sensation brand, and states the fitment model by model. The fully documented families carry the cartridge family, the colour and the copier models served on their own product pages, as the G-67 and T-FC415 pages do; models the catalogue lists without a full page have their fitment confirmed against your machine list on enquiry.
For a dealer, the compatible route is about range and availability: one supplier covering eight copier brands, cartridges for the copier models listed in this catalogue, and toner and parts from the same desk when you service what you sell. The trade-off to manage is consistency — which is why this site lists only the models verified in the company's own catalogue, with fitments taken from its product pages and packaging rather than from keyword lists.
The listed cartridge models, by brand
The table below lists the models in the current catalogue, brand by brand — fitment and availability confirmed model by model on the enquiry. It is deliberately short: these are the models the company publishes, photographed and listed in its own product catalogue. If a cartridge number is not here, ask — the range moves — but nothing is listed on this site that the company does not currently publish.
| Canon | G-45 · G-67 · G67 · G87 toner cartridges |
|---|---|
| Toshiba | T-FC415 · T-FC425 · T-2309 toner cartridges |
| Kyocera | TK-5473 toner cartridges (K / C / M / Y) |
| Konica Minolta | TN117 powder box · TN223 · TN324 toner cartridges |
| Ricoh | MP C2503 · IM C2500 toner cartridges · MP1350 OPC drum |
| Xerox | DCC2260IV · DCC2263V · DCC2270 · S1810 toner cartridges |
| Sharp | MX60 · MX-237CT · MX-238CT toner cartridges |
| AURORA | ADT161 · ADT225 toner cartridges |
| Riso | Duplicator ink and master rolls (see the Riso page) |
Colour machines take colour sets. The colour families documented in full here are four-colour families — black, cyan, magenta and yellow under one family number, each colour its own labelled cartridge — so a family can be stocked and reordered colour by colour. The G-67 and T-FC415 pages show the pattern in full: fitment list, colour set and packaging for the two best-documented cartridges in the catalogue.
Four checks before you commit to a compatible line
- Match by cartridge family and machine, both. A family number (G-67, TN324, T-FC415) ties to a specific set of copiers. Where a brand page publishes a fitment list, check your installed base against it before ordering volume; where a family is published as a colour set without a machine list, fitment is confirmed against your models on enquiry.
- Confirm the colour set. Some families are black-only in a given market; the verified colour sets are shown per model on the brand pages.
- Start with a mixed trial order. With many cartridges listed from as low as 1–12 pieces on the company's storefront, you can test print quality across your best-selling families before committing shelf space.
- Pair cartridges with the wear parts. Drum units, OPC drums and waste toner boxes are on the spare parts shelf, each quoted against its machine model, so the wear parts for a machine can be priced in the same enquiry as its cartridges.
Will a compatible cartridge damage my customers' copiers?
A listing is a lead to check, not the match itself: a cartridge counts as matched when its fitment is confirmed against the exact machine model on the enquiry and proved in the machine. The risk cases are mismatched families and unverified lines — which is why fitment lists and a trial order matter more than claims.
Do the cartridges carry chips?
Chip configuration is confirmed per model: state the exact copier models in your enquiry and the quotation will confirm the configuration supplied for those machines.
Can I put my own label on the cartridges?
The range is sold under the company's Sensation brand. If you need private-label arrangements, raise it in your enquiry — it is a commercial question answered per order, not a catalogue promise.
Where do I check a model that is not listed?
Send the cartridge number through the contact page. The catalogue table above is what is published; for a number that is not listed, name it with its machine model on the enquiry.
Check your model list against the verified range
Send the cartridge or part numbers you buy now, the copier models they go into and your destination port. Ask for the quotation model by model, with the packing details for your order. On the company's Alibaba storefront, recent listings show cartridges starting from as low as 1–12 pieces and toner from 1–2 bags, so a trial order does not need a container behind it.