The manufacturer released products for OKI, Kyocera and Olivetti machines.
OKI’s C831
The first release is a range of components for use in OKI’s C831 and 841 printers, including chips for both European and North American customers, with both chips featuring yields of 10,000 pages. Another chip release was for the drum units used in the 831, 841 and 811 printers, with a yield of 30,000 pages, while an OPC, wiper/cleaning blade and high-end glossy colour toner were also launched.
The second release is components for use in remanufactured cartridges for Kyocera’s TK7105 and 7205 printers. The products include chips for the machines, which are V1 printer compliant for the taskALFA 3010i and 3510i, as well as chips for the Olivetti D-Copia 3002 and 3502MF, which are also V1 printer compliant. Another V1 printer compliant chip is designed for use with the UTAX 3060i and 3560i’s toner cartridges, while toner and waste bottles for the cartridges were also released.
Finally, components launched for use in the Olivetti MF920 and 923 printers consisted of chips in yields of 2,000, 2,500, 4,000, 6,000 and 6,500, alongside colour toner and an OPC with no gears.
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