What type of cartridge do you use?

There are various types of cartridge you can purchase once the ink in your ink cartridge runs low or is completely over:

    * OEM Cartridges are made by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM). If you own a Brother printer, then the Brother brand is the OEM cartridge for your printer.  This is the most expensive option.
    * Refilled Toner Cartridges have a hole drilled into the cartridge and refilled with ink.  This is a great option for new OEM cartridges that are empty.  The internal parts and drums can still be used a couple of more times before it needs to be remanufactures.  The down side is tracking the life of the cartridge and not knowing which piece will break first.  This can cause down time and printer issues.
    * Remanufactured Toner Cartridges are original OEM cartridges disassembled, tested and any worn parts replaced. It is then filled with toner and re-assembled.  This brings the cartridge back to manufacture specs with the full assurance the all parts are in proper working order for the life of that toner cycle.

There are many different levels and qualities of remanufactured, compatible toner cartridges. Some manufacturers will replace a few parts and call it compatible. Some manufacturers will drill a hole, fill it with toner and call it remanufactured. For this reason it is important to choose a reputable dealer of cartridges.

All our cartridges are manufactured to strict quality standards so that overall performance equals or exceeds that of the original manufacturer. New and recycled components are used to assure quality print performance.

We are confident that our cartridges will not damage or affect the performance of printers or copiers.

We have a Double Guarantee in place:

1.       In the unlikely event of a toner fault we will replace it with no quibbles.

2.       If a machine part is damaged, we will send an independent engineer to access this and replace the part or if necessary replace the machine at no cost to you.

For more information please contact us.