Canon NPG45 GPR30 EXV28 Drum Cartridge Remanufactured

Compatible Printers

For CANON Color MFP IR-AC5045i 

For CANON Color MFP IR-AC 5051

For CANON Color MFP IR-AC 5250

For CANON Color MFP IR-AC 5255

For CANON Color MFP IR-AC 5030

For CANON Color MFP IR-AC 5035

For CANON Color MFP IR-AC 5235

For CANON Color MFP IR-AC 5240

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●  Strong technical team. Our engineering director has more than 12 years of experience in the copier products

●  Support One-Stop OEM ODM customization service.

●  Fast Delivery. Factory monthly capacity output is up to 200,000 compatible toner cartridges.

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For the toner cartridge with integrated toner drum, the entire toner cartridge is a consumable material. The price of a toner box is about one tenth of the price of the whole machine Under the condition of more frequent printing work, the consumption of 3-5 months may reach the price of a complete machine. At present, although the price of laser printers has been greatly reduced, the consumption cost is still a considerable expense. Therefore, the regeneration technology of toner cartridge is an important topic in the promotion and use of laser printers.

For designers, it is very difficult to design a toner cartridge composed of many different parts to reach the end of life at the same time. After the toner is used up, some parts in the toner cartridge can be reused. In this case, the problem of reusing and how to use the discarded toner cartridges is raised. Many companies at home and abroad are engaged in the recycling of toner cartridges and the remanufacturing of components. The regeneration of the toner cartridge is not only to simply fill some toner, but also to keep the toner cartridge with good print quality, which is what many people are trying to explore.

To this end, first of all, we should figure out what factors affect the print quality and which parts can be reused; Secondly, it is necessary to understand the loss characteristics of parts that will cause performance changes if they work overtime, and then determine the best use of them and extend the cycle of reliable work.