More than three quarts of oil are required to produce each new laser cartridge. In just seven months, cartridge remanufacturing will save 11 million gallons of oil, or more than that which was spilled by the Exxon Valdez in Alaska's Prince William Sound in 1989. Remanufactured cartridges come from local, small businessmen in your community. They are specially trained in this technical profession and spend a great deal of time studying new technology advancements as they become available. On average, each remanufacturing business employs six people.
New cartridges are often mass-produced overseas or by computers.
When you buy from a local dealer, those dollars help support your local economy. Be sure to ask about other environmentally friendly, cost-effective products and services that he can deliver.