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China’s Print-Rite Launches US Patented NoTwist Drum Gear
Life Can’t Be Twisted, So Does Cartridge Gear. Print-Rite Launches NoTwist(TM) Drum Gear.
HONG KONG, Oct. 2012 — Print-Rite Technology Development Co. (one of the subsidiaries of Print-Rite Holdings Limited) is pleased to announce that our US patent application on NoTwist™ drum gear printer cartridge, developed and designed in our laboratories, has been granted by the US Patent and Trademark Office. Print-Rite’s U.S. Patent No. 8,275,291 issued on September 25, 2012.Our NoTwist™ drum gear is a breakthrough for both OEM and non-OEM solutions. Print-Rite is pleased to offer this new patented product to its customers.
Print-Rite has long recognized the importance of intellectual property rights worldwide and it is pleased that the US Patent Office has recognized the invention in Print-Rite’s new product.
Print-Rite’s NoTwist™ product does not have the "twisted projection" feature required by the Canon patents in the pending ITC case.
About Print-Rite Technology Development Co.
Print-Rite Technology Development Co. (PTD) founded in 2004 and is specialized in development of technology. PTD has over 10 years experience in printing consumable products and has a well experienced R&D expert team. PTD has been awarded as Guangdong Intellectual Property Protection Exemplary Enterprise, National High-tech Enterprise and main member of Guangdong Printing Consumables Engineering Center’s etc.
Print-Rite Holdings Limited ("PRH") is a holding company for operating companies that invest in, develop and manufacture products in the aftermarket printer consumable industry. PRH’s subsidiaries provide more than 4,000 products, including ribbons, inks, inkjet printer cartridges, laser printer cartridges, toners, OPC, rollers, and chips. PRH also takes pride in the registration of over 1,900 patents worldwide by its six subsidiary companies, made possible via their substantial investment in R&D.
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