In the year 1990 Hewlett Packard produced their first inkjet printer, the HP DeskJet, could only print in black.
We purchased one of these printers for our home PC. When our cartridge became empty for the first time and we needed to replace it, we had a mild "heart attack" when told the price to pay for the replacement cartridge. With the result that we refrained from using our printer. Then approximately 1 month later my brother showed me an article in a PC magazine giving directions to re-fill the cartridges with ink commonly used in Parker pens. I then re-filled our cartridge whenever it ran low on ink.

Then Hewlett Packard became aware that the public were re-filling their empty cartridges. This was obviously going to be bad for their business. So, HP produced their next generation of what we now know as a 51626A High capacity cartridge.
This new generation cartridge was an ingenious design and was very cleverly sabotaged so as to deter re-filling.

We, being conservationists, took this as a direct threat and attack on recycling.
We then made it our business to assist others to save money and to provide a means of preserving our planets resources by recycling printer cartridges.

We have since established ourselves in a position to re-fill/recycle every ink cartridge that comes onto the market.
For years HP have been producing ink cartridges that try to defy recycling and for years we have been right on there tails finding solutions to the problem they are creating for our planets resources.

We are currently in a position due to our experience to recycle almost every ink cartridge used in inkjet printers, copiers and faxes.

We refill black and colour cartridges. We have also extended our services to include the efficient recycling and re-filling of Laser cartridges and ribbons.

In order for refilling to be a viable solution for professionals requiring a desired quality of print, we have added to our assets, a variety of different printers most commonly used by the public sector in order to test and show the print quality of your recycled cartridge.

I would like to stress however: Most printer manufacturers are against recycling printer cartridges and they have therefore put a lot of research and development into preventing easy recycling. They attempt to get the cartridge to "burn out" as soon as it becomes empty the first time and design microchips to lock out the printer from accepting a re-filled cartridge.
In order to get maximum benefit from re-filling it is imperative that you do not let your cartridge "run" empty as then you are falling directly into the hands of the saboteur, (the Original cartridge manufacturer).

We guarantee the efficient recycling of your used cartridges, taking every measure known to professionals, to prolong the usage.Simply seal your used cartridge into the bag your replacement cartridge came in and place it into your replacement cartridge box then return it to us.In the case of non-recoverable cartridges, with your permission, send them to melting plants for recycling.

Original Cartridges as per manufacturer's warranty.Remanufactured cartridges, for 3 months from invoice date.

Of the various compatible and refilled cartridges we supply we are confident of our quality and guarantee our product. In the unlikely event of cartridge failure resulting in damage to your printer, we will repair your printer at our expense.

"THE EXTRA MILE" An after hour service is available to our clients in "dire straights"!

IF IT EXISTS - WE'LL SUPPLY IT!! PRINTED WITH A RE-FILLED CARTRIDGE