New/OEM, is a brand new OEM cart that is retrofitted to be a MICR cart. Since each cart is slightly different, there are various ways to convert to MICR, some are as simple as 'dump and fill' and some carts need to be 'split' in order to remove std toner and put in MICR toner. Compatible: Is a used plastic casing from a cartridge with all new aftermarket parts put in, such as OPC drum, wiper blades, mag rollers, etc.

There is no noticeable difference between new and remanufactured cartridges. Each remanufactured cartridge goes through a comprehensive process including disassembly, cleaning, filling, component replacement and quality testing. The cartridges are 100% post-tested to ensure that you receive the highest-quality cartridge. All cartridges come with an advertised page yield. That page yield is set by the 5% coverage rule.

OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. These manufacturers produce replacement cartridges for their own printers and will carry their names on such products, such as Epson, Canon, Lexmark, HP. Remanufactured Cartridges are cartridges, which have been professionally recycled, cleaned, tested and packaged to ensure they meet or exceed OEM standards. Compatible Cartridges are manufactured by a third party and designed to meet or exceed OEM specifications.

Yes, all of our compatible or remanufactured cartridges are manufactured according to OEM specifications, and will equal or surpass the maximum page yield as their OEM counterpart.

All of our inkTone premium compatible or remanufactured cartridges are manufactured according to OEM specifications. They are guaranteed to perform as well as, or better than, the originals. Some inkTone brand products even outperform the OEM page yields!

Very simply Micro Focus is offering ALL HP customers (with or without a current HP OEM support contract) the following transition package. Free evaluation copies (30 days) of the latest Micro Focus Server Express and Server Express Application Server products for HP-UX to begin the transition process For those customers that have dropped off maintenance, the opportunity to re-instate maintenance with Micro Focus without penalty or paying back-dated maintenance charges.

the toner cartridge industry continues to mature, it has increased its capability to deliver higher and higher quality to the public. This is especially true for manufacturers of recycled cartridges. Recycled products are commonly thought of as items were new from a factory, depleted of its original value, and instead of disposing of it to the landfills, they have been reclaimed and reworked.

A Remanufactured cartridge has simply been broken down, and all internal parts replaced. Then reassembled and filled with toner/ink for sale once again. With this practice, the quality of the cartridge is as excellent, if not better than OEM cartridges. A refilled cartridge is ONLY refilled with toner or ink. The internal parts never get replaced. Because of this method, the quality of the cartridge suffers.

Rebuilt is the process of restoring a part to its previous state before failure by replacing the faulty or damaged parts of the component as well as those parts that are severely worn. The term ‘remanufactured’ is sometimes used interchangeably with rebuilt. To remanufacture would mean to replace all of the parts in a component. If that were the case, then in most instances, the sum total of the parts would be greater than buying a completely new component.

OEM represents the phrase "Original Equipment Manufacturer" which is generally associated with the brand name of the manufacturer. OEM-C cartridges (or compatible) are targeted to meet or exceed OEM performance. These are simply OEM cartridges that are compatible with several different fax, printer, or copier models.

Type of toner and content (qty. in grams) is dependent upon printer / cartridge model. We use precise toner dispensing systems to fill each cartridge accurately with the same or more than OEM specified amount of toner. Hence, a remanufactured cartridge will yield the same as an OEM cartridge at industry standard 5% page coverage when using standard business letter. Also, peak performance can be achieved by adjusting the density setting and/or resolution on the printer.

Under U.S. Copyright Law, a remanufactured or compatible cartridge cannot have the brand name or logo displayed on the cartridge or, if the brand name or logo are displayed, an accompanying sticker must also be displayed which lets the buyer know that this cartridge was not made by the OEM. The best way to know if your cartridge qualifies is to look for a sticker on the cartridge which indicates whether it is an OEM cartridge or not.

Hewlett Packard Ink Cartridge Refill Statement ( 20-Apr-95 ) "The use of refilled print cartridges alone does not affect either the warranty or any maintenance contract purchased from HP for its Ink Jet printers." Further more, thanks to the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Improvement Act, a company cannot sell a product under the pretense that the consumer must purchase replacement parts, add-ons, etc., from that particular company.

Yes they do. All of our compatible or generic remanufactured cartridges are manufactured according to OEM specifications. They are guaranteed to perform as well as the originals. Some of our Jumbo cartridges even outlast the OEM brand.

While tonercharge would like to remanufacture every type of cartridge made, there is simply not enough consumer demand to warrant us stocking the supplies and machines necessary for many cartridge types. That is why we offer a virtually limitless line of compatible supplies. If we do not recharge it ourselves, we can find it for you. Our purchasing department is constantly seeking out companies that specialize in products that we choose not to supply in-house.

OEM is "Original Equipment Manufacturer". OEM cartridges are referred to cartridges bearing the same brand names of the printers. Our products are either compatible ink cartridges or remanufacture ink cartridges. Our compatibles ink cartridges are manufactured by a respected manufacturer with high quality standards (ISO 9001 certified). Our compatible ink cartridges are manufactured with all brand new parts.

OEM (Original Equipment from Manufacturer) is highly recommended as replacement and Expressway uses only OEM when available. Aftermarket glass (which is less expensive), is sometimes the replacement of choice other glass companies use to cut corners.

AASTRO Transmission only uses either (the) Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts or after market parts that meet or exceed the manufacturer’s specifications. OEM parts are the same parts that were supplied to or manufactured by the manufacturer for use in the assembly of the vehicle. “After Market” parts are made by companies that may or may not have supplied the manufacturer. Some after market parts are actually better than the OEM part.