We supply remanufactured ink cartridges at Ink Technologies. Using remanufactured ink cartridges is a way to recycle and reuse old cartridges to both lower the cost of ink cartridges, as well as helping protect the environment in a positive way. The primary difference between a remanufactured cartridge and one from an original manufacturer is that remanufactured ink cartridges are much more affordable. Ink Technologies supplies both types of inkjet cartridges to provide the best equipment, supplies, and services to our clients.

Remanufacturing means to collect used empty printer cartridges, clean, refill, test, repack and resell at a fraction of the cost of new ink cartridges.

The process of remanufacturing ink cartridges has several steps. First remanufactured ink cartridges must be inspected to ensure that they meet the original manufacturer's specifications. Cartridges that have become damaged or leak cannot be used for remanufacturing. After a thorough inspection, ink cartridges are cleaned in preparation of being filled with ink. The cleaning is important as inkjet heads often become clogged with dried from lack of use when not printing. After the cartridges are inspected and cleaned, we test our products. We want to make sure that all the parts are working together to exceed the expectations of the original manufacturer.

There are many benefits of using remanufactured ink cartridges, from environmental to fiscal savings. Without a doubt the greatest immediate impact to our clients is that we are able to offer a full line of remanufactured ink cartridges at a fraction of the cost and price compared to the original equipment manufacturers. Buying remanufactured ink cartridges from Ink Technologies can easily save your company up to 70% a refill per cartridge. Secondary benefits include having more ink available in the cartridge. We also believe that it is important to be as responsible to our environment as possible and are proud to be a green company. The best way to dispose of your used cartridges is to find a local cartridge recycling program in your area to continue the remanufacturing process.