Buffalo, NY Eco-Friendly Printer Cartridge Remanufacturing Service Announced
Nov 22, 2023
Laser Solutions Inc. (+1-716-434-3360) has updated its laser printer cartridge remanufacturing service to help more local businesses make a positive impact on the environment.
Lockport, United States - November 22, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Research from The Recycling Factory shows that 350 million cartridges end up in landfills every year across the globe. Compounding the issue is the fact that plastic can take up to 1,000 years to decompose. With the latest update, Laser Solutions provides a way for businesses to get locally remanufactured cartridges that dramatically reduce waste.
For more information, visit https://lasersolutionsinc.com/
Each remanufactured cartridge is made from previously used ink or toner cartridges, but the internal components are replaced. This allows the ink to be refilled, allowing businesses to continue their operations without the need to order any new products.
Recent research from Evolve Recycling shows the potential benefits of remanufacturing printer cartridges rather than disposing of them. Their analysis found the process saves approximately 38,000 tons of plastic and metal from landfills each year. Laser Solutions handles the entire remanufacturing process locally at its facility in Lockport, New York - allowing for tight quality control and quick turnarounds.
The process involves disassembling used cartridges, cleaning and inspecting components, replacing any defective parts, refilling toner, and reassembling the cartridge. All remanufactured cartridges are tested to meet or exceed OEM quality standards.
For client convenience, all remanufactured cartridges are delivered directly and at no cost. The service also includes installation by the company's trained technicians. Clients simply notify the Laser Solutions team when they need replacement cartridges, and fresh remanufactured ones will be supplied and installed promptly.
Customers who switch to remanufactured cartridges will receive a complimentary printer inspection with each cartridge change - helping to ensure printers are functioning optimally. For offices needing new printers, Laser Solutions stocks a wide selection of lightly used HP options at significant cost savings compared to new models.
A spokesperson states: "Looking to save money on your laser printer's toner but not sure about the alternatives? No need to drop a large amount of cash on OEM cartridges. Remanufactured toner cartridges are half the cost, better for the environment, and perform just as well as originals. The best part? We source ours locally in Lockport, NY. Once you order your cartridge, we'll deliver it right to you - and even install it in your laser printer."
Those wishing to find out more can visit https://lasersolutionsinc.com/
Contact Info:
Name: John VanDenBosch
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Organization: Laser Solutions Inc.
Address: 6700 Lincoln Avenue, Lockport, New York 14094, United States
Phone: +1-716-434-3360
Website: https://lasersolutionsinc.com/
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