True Image Premium Printer Ink and Toner Cartridges

Printers come in various types, including inkjet, laser, 3D printers, and more, offering a wide range of printing options for different applications and user needs. Printer toner cartridges and ink cartridges are used in two different printers: the former for laser printers and the latter for inkjet printers. It is easy to distinguish them from outer looking. Toner cartridges are made of powder, while ink cartridges are liquid. Please note that many printer users may mistake toner cartridges with ink cartridges. For example, some customers may name Brother TN248XL toner cartridge as Brother TN248XL ink. It doesn’t matter if the product model is correct. So, whether you search for TN248XL ink or TN248XL toner, you can find this product online.

Yes, you can use compatible or original ink & toner cartridges in your favor. Compatible ink and toner cartridges made by non-original manufacturers according to original specifications can work in your printer like the original. As one of these reliable, non-original manufacturers, True Image provides a wide range of cheap printer cartridges for customers. You can shop for more affordable HP, Canon, and Brother toner cartridge replacements here without sacrificing printing quality. Moreover, using compatible toner cartridges causes no damage to your printer and won’t void your printer warranty. In many cases, original printer manufacturers cannot void your warranty solely for using compatible consumables like toner cartridges. In addition, True Image offers 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, so you can turn to our customer service for help whenever you need.

Only the correct toner cartridge can avoid issues with print quality. Incompatible toner cartridges may cause potential damage to the printer. It would help if you found out which toner cartridge is compatible for the first time when you change toner cartridges. To know which toner cartridge is compatible with your printer, you can do as follows:

• 1.Read the printer user manual or document.
• 2.Check printer model located on the front or top of printer.
• 3.Check the installed toner cartridges in the printer.
• 4.Search your printer model suffixing “toner”, “toner cartridge” or “ink”.
• 5.Turn to printer customer support for help.

When it comes to the life cycle of one toner cartridge, we should distinguish the following two situations. One is how long the toner cartridge in use can last, and the other is how long the unopened toner cartridge can be stored. How long a printer toner cartridge is used last depends on several factors, including page yield of the toner cartridge, printer settings, printed documents, printing frequency, etc. According to the data, the average user prints between 100 and 400 pages a month. Take HP CF259X as an example, which can last at least seven months before running out. However, the lifespan of the unopened toner cartridge is always 2-3 years. If you don't need to use them immediately, please store them in a sealed state in a dry environment so that the quality will not decline.

If you find that the printed documents are a blur or the printer gives a reminder to replace the toner cartridge, you should replace the toner cartridge in time. In this way, it can ensure the printing quality and avoid some potential damage to the printer. Here are general steps for replacing toner cartridges. Note that specific instructions may vary by different printer models.

• 1.Turn off the printer and open the toner access panel.
• 2.Remove empty toner cartridges.
• 3.Handle the new printer toner and shake it horizontally (optional).
• 4.Insert the new cartridges and close the toner container.
• 5.Turn on the printer and print a tested page to check quality.

Recycling ink and toner cartridges is an eco-friendly way to protect the environment. Some manufacturers, like HP, Canon, and Brother will offer recycling programs in their online platforms and websites where you can print a prepaid shipping label and send your cartridges for recycling. As many office supply retailers do, like Staples, Office Depot, and Best Buy they often have drop-off boxes for used cartridges. As for compatible toner cartridges, you can put them in the local recycling center or waste disposal facility.