Kyocera’s TASKalfa 420i
The remanufacturers released products for use in Epson, Triumph Adler, Olympia, Farbrolle, Develop Ineo, HP Inc, Kyocera, Lexmark, OKI, Ricoh, UTAX and Xerox applications.
The sole Epson release was a double-pack of ribbons for use in the ERC 09 and HX20 RI machines, with the black ribbons featuring capacities of two by four millimetres, while the Triumph Adler black ribbon replaces the original Gr. 188 and measures eight by eight millimetres. The Olympia ribbon, replacing the Gr. 308C, is again black, can be used in the ES 70 and 72 machines, and measures eight millimetres by 220 millimetres.
Finally, a Gr. 313C replacement and a Gr. 729 Farbrolle double-pack for use in the CP7 machine were launched. The sole Develop release meanwhile was CMYK cartridges for use in the Ineo +20 machines, with yields of 8,000 pages, and the first two of HP Inc’s releases consisted of fuser assemblies for the LaserJet P3015 and the P2035 and 2055, with each assembly featuring a voltage of 220V.
The second HP Inc release meanwhile was CMYK drum units for the Colour LaserJet CP 6015 cartridges, with the drums all featuring page yields of 35,000 pages. The first of seven Kyocera releases was a monochrome toner cartridge for the TASKalfa 420i and 520i machines, with a yield of 34,000 pages, while the second was for the TASKalfa 620 and 820 machines, with a yield of 55,000 pages. Third was another for the FS-6025 and 6530, with a yield of 15,000 pages.
The fourth was CMYK replacements for the TASKalfa 2551ci machine, with the black featuring a yield of 18,000 pages and colours of 12,000 pages, while the fifth release was another monochrome cartridge for the FS 1041, with a yield of 1,600 pages. The sixth release was for the FS 2100D and DN machines, with a yield of 12,500 pages, while the final release was for the FS 4100DN with a yield of 15,500 pages.
The first of six Lexmark releases was CMYK Marathon-brand replacements for the XS748 machine, with the black featuring a yield of 12,000 pages and the colours 10,000 pages, while the second was a waste toner container for the C522, 524N, 530 and 532 machines, with a yield of 30,000 pages. The third release was a monochrome toner cartridge for the MS410D and DN machines, with a yield of 10,000 pages, while the fourth was another for the MS510DN, with a yield of 20,000 pages.
The fifth Lexmark release was a Marathon-brand monochrome cartridge for use in the MS810DE, DN, DTN and N machines, with a yield of 25,000 pages, while finally another was released for the M5155, M5170, XM5163 and 5170 machines, with a yield of 35,000 pages. The first of two OKI launches was a monochrome cartridge for use in the OKI C511DN under the Marathon and MPS brands, with a yield of 7,000 pages, while the second was for use in the ES4140 and 4160 machines, with a yield of 12,000 pages.
The sole Ricoh release was white fluorescent toner for use in the Aficio SP C250DN machine, with a yield of 2,000 pages, while the first of three monochrome toner cartridge releases for UTAX was for the LP 3130 machine, with a yield of 2,500 pages. The second was for the CD 5130 and 5230 with a yield of 3,000 pages, while the third was for the CD 5025 and 5030 machines with a yield of 15,000 pages.
Finally, the sole Xerox release was a monochrome cartridge for the Phaser 3052 and 3260 under the Standard brand, with a yield of 1,500 pages.
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