Lexmark toner cartridges don’t have to be expensive to replace; instead of buying their marked-up “name brand” versions, you can buy a recycled one instead. Using equivalent, and sometimes superior replacement parts, remanufactured Lexmark toner cartridges provide the same performance, but cost considerably less. We offer value, performance, and great service.
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Laser toner is a dry powder that adheres to the fibers in printer paper to form the desired images. The quality of the toner used in a cartridge can have an impact on the quality of pages printed with it, but the quality of the printer itself will have a far greater impact. Toner quality varies according to the size of the individual particles and the polymers used to bind it to the paper.
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HP toner cartridges are significantly cheaper than buying them directly from HP. Our premier OEM-compatible cartridges are remanufactured to the same exact specifications as their original counterparts, sometimes even exceeding them, and come with the best warranty in the business. Most of our HP toner cartridges are 20 percent cheaper than theirs, and many enjoy even greater savings. ( Read more )
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Toner cartridges are indispensable–you can hardly ever have too much of it, and no matter how much of it you have, you will run out at the worst possible moment. The costs of toner cartridges can add up quickly, though. Most businesses are right to stock up when a good deal comes along.
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Lexmark makes printers for a wide range of end users, from personal printing and small business printing to high-speed printing and oversized graphic printing. Having been in business only since 1991, it is no small feat that they have seized such a large market share. While not quite as big as HP and Canon, Lexmark has proven to be a serious competitor in the printing market.
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The need for replacement printer cartridges probably initiates half of all trips to office supply stores. While this is more true for inkjet cartridges than for laser cartridges (due to the laser cartridge’s higher yield), laser cartridges eventually run out of “ink” as well. (Laser cartridges actually use a dry, powder toner rather than liquid ink, but the term is still used.)
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Inkjet printers have the advantage of using less expensive cartridges than laser printers but their cartridges need to be replaced much more frequently. If you are shopping for a new printer, replacement cartridges should be part of your decision. Different cartridges (even from the same manufacturer) have different yields which can affect their relative cost-effectiveness.
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Printer cartridges are where printer companies make most of their profits. The big printer companies will often sell their printers at or below cost because they know that they can make it up on the back end selling replacement cartridges. This is the driving force behind their aversion to remanufactured and new compatible cartridges. It eats into their profits.
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Epson is one of the dominant manufacturers of inkjet printers in the world. Their printers are usually quite affordable and provide quality printing for several years. Epson has also made it a point, in recent years, to improve the quality of their color inkjet printers–making them some of the most desirable, low-cost, color printers on the market.
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Canon toner cartridges cost a fraction of what Canon sells them for; plus, we never charge for shipping within the continental U.S. What’s the catch? Our Canon toner cartridges are remanufactured, saving the environment from an excessive burden: about 500 million printer cartridges are made each year. Also, our cartridges will save you a small fortune, too. ( Read more )
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Over the life of an average printer, an owner will probably spend more on printer ink than was spent on the printer itself. In most cases, the expenditures for ink will be much greater than the initial equipment cost. In fact, the market for replacement ink is so lucrative that some of the major printer manufacturers will occasionally give certain printers away for free.
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Laser printers are becoming more and more popular even though the inkjet printer still dominates the market in terms of units in place. Though in the past, laser printers have been touted as having better printing capabilities with higher resolutions than inkjet printers, the inkjets are catching up. The main reason to buy a laser printer is to accommodate high-volume printing.
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Inkjet printers dominate the market for personal and low-volume office printing. They are usually quiet, reasonably fast, and can produce excellent results. They also carry the advantage of being inexpensive to purchase and to operate when compared to more sophisticated laser printers and other high-volume, high-precision machines.
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Epson is perhaps best known for their ubiquitous personal inkjet printers. Epson inkjets are in homes, small businesses, and corporate work-spaces all over the world. They have proven to not be satisfied with this share of the market, though, and have started to focus more energy and resources into specialty printing machines and laser printers.
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One of the absolute best ways to save money on your printing supply costs is to purchase ink cartridge refill kits. Compared to the cost of purchasing new inkjet printer cartridges every time you run out of ink, refill kits can save you enough to buy a new printer. The trade-off for such monetary savings comes in more time spent refilling cartridges versus popping a new one into the machine.
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Hewlett-Packard makes some of the most popular printers in the industry. From multi-function machines to inkjet printers to advanced laser copiers, HP has a long history of innovation and a reputation for quality. Their printer cartridges are also highly in demand, by consumers and by remanufacturers. You can almost invariably find a buyer for your empty cartridges.
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The world is awash in paper. The technological revolution that was supposed to free the world from mountains of paper has actually helped cause those mountains to grow and expand. Something must be done with it and since burning it is against most city ordinances, paper shredders have become another office staple–along with copy machines, fax machines, and PCs.
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Compared to other major printer manufacturers, Lexmark is a relative newcomer–having been founded in 1991. In the years since, though, they have worked extraordinarily hard to to gain market share and make up for lost time. By all accounts, they have been very successful since they are now included in the top four manufacturers of products for the business and personal printing markets.
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