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Ninestar’s New Automated Clone Toner Plant is a Slap in the face of Hp and Canon.
Ninestar is known for stealing not innovating.
Recently China’s Ninestar revealed in a video by RTMworld.com, their new clone toner automated production line and even singled out Hp’s latest toners for the Hp 226 series, Hp 252/452 series, Hp 435 series and the Samsung 2160 series toners in their production.
Fearless Ninestar sure is not worried about any repercussions by any OEM toner manufacturers since they are now slapping out Hp clone toner probably faster them Hp or Canon can make them. They are now fearless and even blatantly showing off this process to the world. Obviously they know the lawsuits are on the way as we just saw yesterday, but when you are state owned and hiding in another country and when you have a bunch of suckers around the globe selling your goods, things are looking up for Ninestar, but are they? At some point an opposing government is bound to step in and ban these good from reaching their shores, it’s inevitable and we feel that if Trump gets re-elected the U.S. will be on the forefront of this ban. Then there’s Europe with Etira that’s still trying to make waves, but their approach is futile since they themselves buy from Ninestar. But inevitably other countries will do what’s right and ban theses goods.
Ninestar is known for stealing not innovating.
Now according to a Tonernews.com Copycat Uk’s Therecycler.com, this is now ‘the end game’ for most Japanese OEM’s in the industry and that China’s Ninestar will be the ultimate winner of this well documented industry fiasco, and of course Uk’s Therecycler.com would write such a prediction since their owner is ‘The Man Who Sold-Out Europe’s Toner Industry To Chinese Counterfeiters’. Just last year David Connett was forced to Resign as President of Etira (Europe’s Remanufacturer Toner Association) due to his lack of leadership skills and because he let the Chinese pollute Europe with toxic DecaBDE toner, thus costing ETIRA credibility To it’s reputation. The OEM’s do need to regroup and reorganize their own greedy approach to the industry, but they will be around since without them there is no new innovation and no industry.
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