Toners

We offer only the highest quality toner cartridges.  Our cartridges are built using only OEM and high quality remanufactured cores, using matched vendor components, that meet or exceed OEM Standards.  The cartridges we sell are built by highly qualified technicians that are experts on specific cartridges, their unique components and the complete remanufacturing process required to deliver an OEM quality product.

Quality Control 

Our cartridges are remanufactured in a professional environment under the watchful eyes of quality assurance people.  Each cartridge is placed in a printer and prints a couple of pages, ensuring a working cartridge, before being packaged for delivery.

Specifically formulated toner 

Our cartridges are filled with the toner specified for each type of cartridge.  This ensures that our cartridges print dark, black, crisp images.  Our color cartridges print colors that match the OEM specifications as closely as possible.  Each cartridge is filled to a level to match or exceed manufacturer’s specifications on yield.  Our cartridges will last as long or longer than the OEM cartridges.

Test Cartridges 

Each cartridge is tested in a printer to make sure it is a working cartridge before being packaged for delivery to you, the customer.   Our cartridges are STMC (Standardized Test Methods Committee) certified.  STMC verifies OEM/industry standards for yield and density.  

Get quality toner cartridges from a local company you can trust and who stands behind their products 100%.  Contact Total Imaging today!

Things You Should Know About Your Laser Toner Cartridges

1. Laser toner cartridges operate with high voltage and an extremely fine toner powder that is placed onto the print paper via a magnetic developer roller, a laser beam process and an electro photographic light sensitive drum.
2. The electrically charged characters, formed in toner, are placed onto the print paper that is also electrically charged to hold them in place. The paper is then passed through a relatively high temperature fuser roller that melts the characters and permanently fixes them onto the paper.
3. The drums are susceptible to damage from exposure to light, especially bright sunlight. Drum shutters reasonably protect some types, while others have a shutter and a slot where light can readily fall on a strip of drum surface.
4. When transporting a laser cartridge for remanufacture, the following should be observed: 

• Place the cartridge in a black plastic bag and a suitable carton.
• Do not expose the cartridge to direct sunlight or room light.
• Do not attempt to open the cartridge.
• Do not leave in motor vehicles for any length of time, as even on a cool day the temperature can exceed safe levels.
• Store cartridges in normal room temperature.
• Keep the packaging from new and rebuilt cartridges for future transport.
   

1. Toner is not harmful, however if your hands or clothes become stained with toner, wash your hands with lukewarm water and soap. For clothes, simply brush off outside in the open air. Do not wash toner-stained clothes in hot water as the toner will set into a permanent stain. Use cold water only.
2. Toner particles are extremely small and should only be vacuumed with a toner vacuum cleaner.  Toner will permanently damage your regular vacuum cleaner.

Getting the Most From Your Laser Cartridges
Follow these tips to save money and keep your printer in top condition:

1. When empty, store your laser cartridge in its original plastic bag and cardboard box. If you don't have the packaging, place it in a plastic bag in a dark area.
2. Some parts in these cartridges are light sensitive and can be damaged when exposed to excessive light.
3. Return empty cartridges to us for remanufacturing as soon as possible.