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AnonymousInactiveCaboodle Cartridge Triples Inkjet and Laser Refilling
Laboratory Capacity; Hires Key Industry Insider
Newest Moves Position
Company Well for National ExpansionSANTA CLARA, Calif., March 05 — Caboodle Cartridge,
http://www.caboodle.net, today announced the expansion of its primary Silicon
Valley-based laboratory and the hiring of a senior Director of Production and
Technology to help support the rapid, national growth of Caboodle Cartridge
franchises. Caboodle also announced plans to open dozens of other locations
around the country within the next several months.All rebuild and recharge operations for the retail stores is done
at the main lab at the company’s Santa Clara, CA headquarters. With the
completion of 6,000 additional sq. ft., Tien Nguyen, Director of Production and
Technology, will oversee expansion of its main lab, managing quality control, as
well as increasing production. Nguyen was formerly Technical Director at
Cartridge World and VP of Operations at Toner Charge.Caboodle Cartridge is creating an entirely new channel for ink jet
and laser printer cartridges by introducing an advanced recharging laboratory
and first-of-its-kind retail service outlets. Caboodle Cartridges enables
printer users to simply walk into a local store and have their cartridges
exchanged within minutes for a savings of as much as 60%. Caboodle cartridges
meet or exceed OEM quality and specifications.
“Our expansion helps us meet the needs of our rapidly growing
network of franchisees, enabling us to expand our product line and ensure the
delivery high quality cartridges for a national customer base,” said Daniel
Wencel, founder and president of Caboodle Cartridge. “Tien is highly regarded in
the recharging industry, bringing to Caboodle a tremendous level of knowledge
and experience. Tien will help us continue our growth as the only technically
advanced, high quality cartridge recharging and refilling solution in North
America.”
Caboodle Cartridge is the first company in North America to build an
advanced facility to rebuild and recharge laser and inkjet cartridges that are
at or exceeding OEM-quality, while others simply refill the ink and toner. It
also is the only company to open dedicated retail outlets allowing customers to
walk in and instantly receive “good-as-new” replacements. Caboodle recharges all
popular cartridges for color and B/W laser and ink jet, including
Hewlett-Packard, Canon, Panasonic, Lexmark, Brother, Samsung, Minolta, and
Epson.
Caboodle focuses on quality. The founders have invested in a
state-of-the-art recharging facility that does not compromise quality and yet
offers substantial savings. When servicing laser printer cartridges, the company
refills the toner and also replaces the inside components. Typical savings are
40% to 60% of the price of a new cartridge.
About Caboodle Cartridge
Caboodle Cartridge is a new franchise opportunity founded by a
father and son team, Daniel and Chris Wencel. The company is creating an
entirely new distribution channel for ink jet and laser printer cartridges by
combining an advanced recharging laboratory with first-of-its-kind retail
service franchises. Caboodle Cartridges enables printer users to simply walk
into a local store and have their cartridges exchanged within minutes for a
savings of as much as 60%.
Caboodle guarantees the consistent high quality that consumers have
come to expect from the original cartridge manufacturers without the exorbitant
costs, providing unparalleled responsiveness while helping the environment. The
cartridges meet or exceed OEM specifications providing remanufactured solutions
for all popular color and B/W laser and ink jet cartridges, including Hewlett
Packard, Panasonic, Lexmark, Brother, Samsung, Minolta, Epson and Canon.
Caboodle recently announced plans to open more than 100 locations around the
country in 2005. -
AuthorMarch 28, 2005 at 10:30 AM
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