A cartridge can have another useful life

If a cartridge cannot be reliably reused, recyclable housings and components can be separated for recovery rather than simply discarded. The goal is to reuse what still has useful life and recycle what does not.

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  • Clean out residual ink or toner
  • Inspect the cartridge and replace worn components when needed
  • Refill and restore it for reliable operation
  • Recycle non-reusable housings and replaced materials

Why customers consider remanufactured supplies

  • Reduce demand for another new cartridge body
  • Lower supply cost in many applications
  • Keep usable materials in service longer
  • One-year guarantee on our remanufactured and compatible line

Less waste starts before the recycling bin

A well-matched printer that stays productive, uses supplies efficiently, and remains serviceable can be a better long-term decision than repeatedly buying inexpensive hardware that is costly to feed or quickly discarded.

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  • Right-size printers and copiers to actual page volume
  • Use preventive maintenance to extend productive equipment life
  • Consolidate or simplify a fleet when too many devices create unnecessary supplies and service
  • Review cost per page before replacing equipment
  • Recycle cartridges and retired equipment through appropriate channels

Printing efficiency and business efficiency often align

  • Fewer supply emergencies
  • Fewer unnecessary replacements
  • Less time spent managing devices
  • Better visibility into the fleet

Lower-energy technology is another lever

That can make business inkjet worth evaluating when an organization wants to reduce energy use and consumable waste while still meeting office print-speed and workflow requirements. The right answer still depends on the application, which is why we compare the full operating picture rather than recommending one technology for every office.

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  • No fuser warm-up process
  • Low power consumption compared with conventional heat-based printing
  • Fewer replacement maintenance parts in the print process
  • High-yield ink options on many business models

Technology should earn its place in the fleet

  • Print volume
  • Color requirements
  • Energy use
  • Maintenance needs
  • Long-term operating cost

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The remanufacturing process keeps cartridges printing and keeps plastic and metal out of landfills.

The remanufacturing process

We switched from OEM cartridges to remanufactured cartridges a few years ago. We love the savings, and we love the quality of the product! Thanks One Source Imaging!

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