FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – The Ink Factory:

Q: What's the difference between Remanufactured and Original Inkjets & Toners?

A: A Remanufactured (TIF) inkjet & toner is a product that has been used once and then recycled back to its original condition, making it suitable for use again. It retains all the original features it had initially but is sold at a more affordable price. On the other hand, an Original (OEM) inkjet & toner is a product produced by the brand name supplier. Typically, these products are sold at a higher price point.

Q: What's the difference between Refilled and Recycled?

A: A Refilled cartridge is obtained by a company taking an old, used inkjet cartridge and injecting ink into it using syringes and needles, sealing the hole with a sticker. These refilled cartridges often have issues and might stop functioning properly after a short time.

On the other hand, a Recycled cartridge involves a company obtaining old, used inkjet cartridges and individually testing each one to identify cartridges that can be reused. Once a reusable cartridge is identified, it’s disassembled, cleaned, and refilled internally, following a process similar to how original cartridges are made.

Q: Is it safe to use Remanufactured Inkjets & Toners?

A: Yes, it’s completely safe. Our inkjets & toners undergo thorough testing to ensure that all functions work properly.

This response reassures customers that using remanufactured inkjets and toners from The Ink Factory is a safe and reliable option, as the products have been rigorously tested to ensure their functionality.

Q: How do our prices compare to the prices of Original cartridges?

On average, our remanufactured inkjet & toner prices are approximately 40-45% lower than the prices of original cartridges.

This answer provides customers with a clear understanding of the cost savings they can expect when choosing remanufactured inkjet and toner cartridges from The Ink Factory compared to purchasing original cartridges.