The company produced toners and components for use in Kyocera, Xerox and HP cartridges and printers.
Xerox’s Phaser 3610 and WorkCentre 3615 MFP
The first launch is multi-purpose Absolute Colour toner formula designed for use in a range of Kyocera colour machines, including: the FSC 2026, 2126, 2526, 2626, 5100, 5150, 5200, 5250, 5300, 5350 and 5400; and the Ecosys M 6526 and P6026. The toners (MPT-FSC1) are “general purpose-produced toner formulas”, and feature “outstanding print quality” alongside “colour reproduction and fusing properties in line with the OEM”.
The Uninet toner also features “high yield” and “lowest cost per page”, as well as being compatible with “all OEM and Uninet components” and representing the “lowest cost solution with OEM parts”. It is also packaged in an “easy-to-handle” one kilogramme bottle, and Uninet stated that the toners “provide a simple solution to remanufacturers who offer refills” for the cartridges as they are “considered easy to remanufacture”, with only the toner and smartchips needing to be replaced.
The design of the cartridges makes it “easy to refill”, with the toner a “must-have product”, and Uninet commented that it “offers a complete remanufacturing solution for these cartridges” as well as “replacement toner cartridges”. The second product launch is Absolute Black toner and components for use in Xerox’s Phaser 3610 and WorkCentre 3655 and 3615 monochrome machines, which are based on the same 47ppm print engine.
The machines feature a print resolution of 1,200 x 1,200dpi alongside duplexing, with Uninet stating that the printers are “popular in the office environment”. Cartridges are available in standard, high and extra-high capacities, with respective yields of 5,900 pages, 14,100 pages and 25,300 pages, while the drum cartridge is rated at 20,000 pages. Uninet “offers a complete remanufacturing solution” alongside “replacement toner cartridges” for the machines as well.
Finally, the third product launch is Absolute Colour toner, components and conversion kit for HP’s Pro M476 MFP machine, which features a print speed of 21ppm, a print resolution of 600dpi and cartridges in colour and black with yields of 2,400 and 4,400 pages respectively. The conversion kit is designed to “further service the needs of remanufacturers”, as “whenever a new HP cartridge is introduced into the market, it takes time for the empties to become readily available in the aftermarket”.
This means that “larger remanufacturers are often locked out during this early introduction period due to the lack of available cores”. The end cap conversion kit includes right and left endcaps, which can convert CP2025 and CM2320 (CC530A, 531A, 532A and 533A) and Pro M351, M375, M451 and M451 (CE410A, C/X411A, 412A and 413A) cartridges into CF380 and C/X381A, 382A and 383A cartridges “by simply changing the cartridge end caps”.
For more information, visit www.uninetimaging.com.