The quality of remanufactured and/or recharged laser printer, copier, fax and all-in-one machine cartridges has improved dramatically since these products were first introduced. The cartridge remanufacturing industry has made many improvements in their products and that is why we offer a Money Back Guarantee.
Today, a quality remanufactured cartridge will meet or exceed Original Equipment Manufacture (OEM) standards. Moving away from the original “drill and fill” method, the current remanufacturing process now requires that the cartridges be disassembled and inspected to determine any problem areas. Worn components are replaced with new parts, all sections are properly cleaned, and a fresh supply of toner/ink is added before the cartridge is reassembled and tested.
Remanufacturing Process:
After the empty core arrives, it is disassembled in the following manner:
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Toner hopper - Cleaned
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Waste collection unit - Cleaned
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Drum - Replaced
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PCR (Primary charge roller)- Replaced
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MAG roller (Magnetic roller) - Replaced
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Wiper blades-Replaced
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Doctor blades-Replaced
Each of these components are cleaned and/or replaced each time a used cartridge is remanufactured.
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The toner hopper and waste collector are cleaned with compressed air in a special cleaning room, and wiped down with a lint-free cloth to extract toner particles.
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All corresponding screws and loose parts are kept with the hopper and collector for reassembly.
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The drum is replaced with one that is new every time we remanufacture a cartridge. We realize that the drum is the most instrumental part of the cartridge and cannot be compromised with substandard equipment.
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The PCR and MAG roller are replaced each time as well. These items are responsible for the transportation of toner through the imaging process. If toner is not properly transported, copy quality issues arise. Both of the PCR and MAG rollers have a synthetic coating and are subject to constant wear. Therefore, replacement is absolutely necessary.
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The wiper and doctor blades aid in cleaning the surface of the drum and MAG roller respectively after each image is produced. Over time, the rubber of the blades (much like that of a windshield wiper blade) becomes worn and can cause rotational scratches to the surface of the drum and MAG roller.
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After each cartridge is completely reassembled, a toner seal is put on to prevent leakage between the hopper and waste collector.
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The cartridge then goes into a 60 page testing and is STMC and ISO certified. Copy quality such as darkness, print clarity and print density is rigorously checked before packaging.
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