The Future of Printing Supplies Industry

What Goes Around Comes Around: Remanufacturing

October 25, 2021/0 Comments/in Market Trends /by Stuart Lacey

Stuart Lacey is convinced remanufacturing is turning full circle. New builds are now becoming the replacement for the OEM empty. Who is going to take the initiative in this embryonic industry to offer quality combinations to feed this opportunity?

New Specialty Paper Made from Stone Proves Sustainable

By using mainly stone powder, no trees or water are required, reducing the energy necessary for production and CO2 emissions, and poisonous chemicals are eliminated.

Thank God for Engineers Optimists and Innovators

October 7, 2021/0 Comments/in Market Trends, Profiles /by Steve Weedon

Steve Weedon looks back 40 years: To the optimist, the glass is half full. To the pessimist, the glass is half empty. To the engineer, the glass is twice as big as it needs to be.

Celebrating the Birth of Printing Consumables in China

September 7, 2021/0 Comments/in Profiles /by David Gibbons

Print-Rite's Arnald Ho shares the two dreams he has had for 40 years since he first set up his printer ribbon factory in China.

Fascinated with Imaging Technologies Since Age 8

September 2, 2021/1 Comment/in Profiles /by David Gibbons

The late Art Diamond shared what caught his attention for almost 80 years, not long before he left us.

Millions Offered: Eric Smith Shares His Supreme Court Story

August 31, 2021/0 Comments/in Hot Industry Issues, Legal Updates /by Steve Weedon

Impression Products’ Eric Smith shares the story of his historic U.S. Supreme Court win on May 30, 2017.

Controlling Color, Components & Cartridge Technicians

August 30, 2021/0 Comments/in Hot Industry Issues, Technologies /by Coenie Greyling

Experienced trainer Coenie Greyling says a good “mono” technician cannot necessarily reman a color cartridge. Quite to the contrary, they have too many “bad” habits.

Manufacturing Color Toner – Who How and Where

August 24, 2021/0 Comments/in Hot Industry Issues, Technologies /by Graham Galliford

Industry veteran Graham Galliford reveals who is making color toner, and how the process is different to manufacturing monochrome toners.

Remanufacturing High-end Color Cartridges – a lost battle?

August 2, 2021/1 Comment/in Hot Industry Issues, Market Trends /by Cassio Rodrigues

Despite having a smaller market share than monochrome, the aftermarket now has better quality component supplies for remanufacturing color than ever. Then there are the excellent techniques gained over many years as well.

Color Toner and the Threat of Counterfeiting

July 27, 2021/0 Comments/in Hot Industry Issues /by George Simonian

Color printing and copying have been under attack as being the easiest way to counterfeit and forge many security documents including certificates, stamps, banknotes, passports and ID cards.

Features

What Goes Around Comes Around: Remanufacturing

New Specialty Paper Made from Stone Proves Sustainable

Thank God for Engineers Optimists and Innovators

Celebrating the Birth of Printing Consumables in China

Fascinated with Imaging Technologies Since Age 8

Millions Offered: Eric Smith Shares His Supreme Court Story

Controlling Color, Components & Cartridge Technicians

Manufacturing Color Toner – Who How and Where

Remanufacturing High-end Color Cartridges – a lost battle?

Color Toner and the Threat of Counterfeiting

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