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Regenerating inkjet cartridges

Toner News Mobile › Forums › Buy Empties Cartridges › Regenerating inkjet cartridges

Tonernews.com, January 12, 2005. USA
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    Dear ALL,

    Let me introduce Methodos machines by Ecoprinter for regenerating inkjet cartridges.

    Our standard machine is the Modula Multifill machine and it regenerates all cartridges using 10 peristaltic pumps controlled by an Omron PLC which applies the correct program for emptying, refilling and vacuuming the cartridges. The machine can work as a single workstation or can be extended if necessary.

    We also manufacture machines for regenerating multiple cartridges and all the accessories required by any regenerator (such as draining machines and washing machines) and a toner cartridge single or double cleaning station.

    I’d like to point out that our machines are professional machines for regenerators. They are completely compliant to EU safety regulations and are designed for heavy work.

    Our machines are fitted with an internal modem for diagnosing any problem and for updating the processing software.

    Methodos supplies all the equipment and consumables required by professional regenerators including inks, toners, blades, drums, etc.

     

    Best Regards,

    Emanuele Sala
    Ecoprinter/Methodos
    http://www.ecoprinter.net
    0039 039 2454436
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    January 12, 2005 at 11:09 AM
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