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HP laser and HP ink printers are some of the top selling printers available today and one of the most popular models is the HP 4050 toner printer. And, part of the reason why HP sells more
printers than anyone else is the wide selection of printer models available. HP offers both inkjet and laser printers, and has several different styles of each one. Some are designed to print in
color, while others are intended for high-quality photo printing. Still others can handle large-format printing jobs, such as those generated by graphic artists. Comparable competitor to the
standard HP printer is the Oki C5100 toner. Printers rely on toner to operate and purchasing toner can sometimes be one of the main expenditures when ordering office supplies. If you are
interested in a color printer that is more eco-friendly and produces less waste, evaluate the Xerox 8550 ink printer. HPI Technologies is aware of this, and we have ways to help you save on toner
and other printer supplies. One way we help you cut costs is by offering remanufactured cartridges which are compatible with HP printers. Customers save nearly 60% by using a compatible
cartridge in comparison to that of genuine HP toner. This can add up to a substantial savings on toner supplies over the course of a year. The savings can then be used in other revenue-generating
areas. Purchasing remanufactured HP toner cartridges from HPI Technologies does not mean that customers will receive an inferior product or one that performs with lesser quality.
Remanufactured LaserJet toner cartridges will perform in a manner equivalent with genuine HP cartridges. In fact, according to the Magnusson-Moss Warranty Improvement Act, compatible or
remanufactured products can not void a printer's warranty. Therefore, customers who are being encouraged to use a genuine HP laser toner cartridge rather than compatibles, can now make
choices in which products to use with confidence. Using remanufactured toner cartridges also helps the environment. When toner supplies are remanufactured rather than disposed of after one
use, the burden on landfills is sharply reduced. To this end, HPI Technologies offers a free toner recycling program for all toners such as LaserJet toner cartridges. We will collect your old toner
supplies and take them back to be cleaned, refurbished, and filled with toner, at which time they will be ready for use again. HPI Technologies also offers a full line of HP brand ink toner and
LaserJet toner supplies for those customers who prefer to use only HP brand products. We look forward to assisting you with your printing needs.
HP LaserJet 1500 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 1600 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 2500 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 2550 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 2600 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 2605 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 2700 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 2840 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 3000 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 3500 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 3550 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 3600 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 3700 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 3800 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 4500 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 4600 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 4650 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 4700 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 4730 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 5500 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 5550 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 8500 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 8550 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 9500 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet CM1312 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet CM1415 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet CM2320 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet CM3530 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet CM4540 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet CP1025 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet CP1215 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet CP1518 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet CP2025 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet CP3505 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet CP3525 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet CP4005 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet CP4025 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet CP5225 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet CP5525 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet CP6015 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet Pro P1102w Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 1000 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 1010 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 1012 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 1020 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 1100 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 1150 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 1160 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 1200 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 1300 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 1320 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 2100 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 2200 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 2300 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 2420 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 2430 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 4 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 4000 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 4050 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 4100 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 4200 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 4250 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 4300 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 4345 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 4L Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 4MV Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 5 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 5000 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 5200 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 5L Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 5P Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 5Si Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 6L Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 6p Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 8100 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet 8150 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet 9000 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet M1212 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet M1522 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet M2727 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet M5035 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet P1005 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet P1006 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet P1505 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet P1606 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet P2015 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet P2035 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet P2055 Toner Cartridges
HP LaserJet P3005 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet P3015 Toner Cartridges HP LaserJet P4015 Toner Cartridges
A printer cartridge can consist of varying amounts of recycled material. The environmental cost will be very different depending on
to which extent recycled materials are used in the production of the cartridge. We define recycled printer cartridges as cartridges
that are made from reworked waste or parts of old printer cartridges. The generic process used during printer cartridge recycling is
as follow: Upon arrival, cartridges are sorted based on model and condition and broken down into their main parts. Cartridges are
checked for damage and overall condition. Damaged and worn parts are replaced by fresh components. Cartridges are
reassembled and filled with new printer ink or toner. Cartridges are tested automatically for errors and then sealed in new
packages. Recycled cartridges are sold to offline and online supply shops marketing them as remanufactured cartridges. Recycling
concepts and terms are unfortunately often mixed up and used in the wrong way. Some of the most commonly used terms and
concepts are presented and explained below. Printer cartridges with the lowest environmental impact are presented first with the
rest following in a descending order Refilled cartridges Refilled cartridges are printer cartridges that have been refilled with new ink
or toner by printer cartridge owners or shops. Home owners can refill their cartridges by buying refill kits. When going for this
alternative, please be aware that worn or end of life-cycle components in your printer cartridge may need to be replaced. If not, the
printer might print with lower quality than expected. Follow the instructions provided in the refill kit carefully to avoid leakage and
handling errors when refilling your cartridge. Refilling the cartridge is often the only alternative for reuse of non branded cartridges
or previously recycled cartridges as most recycling companies do not accept these. Read more on which type of cartridges are
accepted. Refurbished / reused / remanufactured cartridges These types of cartridges are to a greater or lesser extent produced
from old printer cartridge parts that have been reused or repaired. All parts are examined, washed and tested individually to meet or
exceed the quality standards set up by the OEM cartridge manufacturer. Key parts affecting quality and performance of the printer
cartridge are replaced with new components while the cartridge case and non-wearing components are kept. It’s better to re-use
parts of old printer cartridges than to create new waste that ends up in landfills or incinerators. Less waste and energy are used in
the manufacturing of these cartridges compared with recycled cartridges thus making them a better purchase. Recycled cartridges
These cartridges are made from reworked waste. The energy cost for transportation, sorting and transformation is higher than for
the group above making this a slightly worse alternative to go with. We chose to group together recycled cartridges with
refurbished, reused and remanufactured cartridges in this article to make things more understandable. Thus, recycled printer
cartridges are according to our definition cartridges that are made from reworked waste or parts of old printer cartridges.
Approximately 20-30% of all sold printer cartridges worldwide are a recycled cartridge. Virgin cartridges These cartridges have the
worst impact on the environment. Virgin cartridges are produced from new raw materials which demand much energy during
production while creating new waste when they are empty. Example: An average toner cartridge, used in laser printers, faxes and
copiers is made of 40% plastic requiring up to 1 gallon (3.7 liters) of oil. The rest of the cartridge consists of 40% metal and smaller
amounts of rubber, paper, foam and toner.
Only OEM cartridges are unfortunately accepted in most
paying recycling programs. An OEM cartridge has never
been recycled before and bears the name of the printer brand
i.e. HP, Lexmark, Dell etc. Cartridges that have variations of
the words “remanufactured”, “compatible with”, “replaces…”
or "manufactured from new and used parts" printed on the
cartridge will not be accepted by most programs. Some
printer cartridge recyclers accept previously recycled
cartridges. The compensation level is however low and only
few cartridge models are accepted. Check our lists of printer
cartridge recyclers that accept these cartridges. Printer
cartridges that are sent in for recycling needs to be in good
condition to be accepted by the recycling companies. Handle
your printer cartridge with care and according to the specific
instructions given from the recycling service. Be sure to
check which cartridges are accepted before you send them
in. Recycling companies will only pay for cartridges they
accept and some will also charge a penalty for cartridges
that are not accepted. The following inspection criteria can be
used before you send in your cartridges. These are enforced
by many recyclers and recycling programs offering cash for
your cartridges. nkjet Ink Cartridges Make sure that the case
is not broken or have cracks The contact area should be
firmly attached to the cartridge case The flex tape should not
be broken and be firmly attached to the cartridge case
The nozzle plate should not have any holes or be broken
One of the key components of an ink cartridge is the nozzle
plate / print head. Attached to it are resistors that heat the ink
causing it to expand and shoot through the jets onto the paper.
The heating elements i.e. the transistors can burn out if you
print with an empty ink tank. For this reason, most printers
warn you when you are about to run low on ink. Stop printing
when warned and change to a new cartridge. Read more on
correct ink cartridge handling.
Most Epson and many of Canons ink cartridges only consist
of an ink tank making them non-accepted in paying recycling
programs. All parts which normally are integrated into the
ink cartridge are in these brands inkjet printer models
attached directly onto the printer. Laser Toner Cartridges
The casing should not have any cracks, missing parts, non-
original screws or clips Shutter(s), sensor tabs and pins are
present and in place Make sure that the cartridge is a original
makers cartridge (as stated in the top of the paragraph)
No components should be missing from the cartridge
Copier toner bottles and cartridge tubes are not accepted
Ribbon Cartridges These cartridges are not accepted by any
paying recycling company. How much money will you earn?
Cartridge recycling is perfect for organizations that want to
raise funds for a specific cause or for businesses and home
owners that want to cut costs on printer cartridges.
All major printer manufacturers have their own recycling
program. Read the instructions that came with your
cartridge package to find out how to send in your old
cartridge for recycling. Links to respective printer
manufacturers recycling program can be found below:
Brother Canon Dell Epson HP Konica Minolta Lexmark
Okidata Panasonic Samsung Xerox
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