The ink manufacturer has developed inks for use in a range of the OEM’s inkjet cartridges.
The colour inks are designed for use in the MFC-J4420, 4260, 5320, 5620 and 5720 machines, which utilise the LC223 (LC203), LC225 (LC205), LC227 (LC207) and LC229 (LC209) inkjet cartridges. The inks form part of the Inobella series of inks, which include a pigmented black ink and dye-based CMY inks.
The cartridges are single-tank cartridges without integrated printheads, and each features a chip for monitoring of ink levels and cartridge identification. OCP notes that “without this chip a cartridge would not be recognised [which] means that to successfully remanufacture them you either need to replace or reset the chips”.
The ink manufacturer added that the new Brother machines are “ideal for smaller workgroups”, with mobile and cloud connectivity alongside automatic duplexing, and OCP has already made the “necessary chip resetter” available for customers.
For more information, visit www.ocp.de.
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