Lexmark Compatible Toner

Select Your Lexmark Printer Pick One 3455 4019 4026 4028 4029 4044 4059 4069 4026 Series 4312 4317 Network Printer 12 Network Printer 17 E210 E212 E220 E232 E234 E310 E312 E320 E321 E322 E323 E323N E330 E332 M410 M412 N240 N245 Optra E Optra E + Optra E Plus Optra EP OptraImage T610SX OptraImage 614S Optraimage 2455M S1250 S1255 S1620 S1625 S1650 S1855 S2420 S2450 S2455 SE 3455 T420 T520 T522 T610 T612 T614 T616 T620 T622 T630 T632 T634 T640 T642 T644 W820 W822 X520 X522 X620 X630 X632 X820e MFP Winwriter 600

or Select Your Lexmark Toner Cartridge Pick One 4K00198 4K00199 08A0477 140109A 10S0150 10S0300 12A0725 12A0825 12A5745 12A5845 12A6735 12A6765 12A6865 12A7300 12A7305 12A7405 12A7310 12A7315 12A7360 12A7362 12A7410 12A7415 12A7460 12A7462 12A8300 12A8305 12A8400 12A8405 12B0090 13T0101 1380520 1382625 140109A 17G0152 17G0154 63H2401 63H3005 63H5721 64015HA 64015SA 64035HA 64035SA 69G8256 75P5903 140109A

Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) Toner, Regular Toner and Your Lexmark Laser

• Magnetic Ink Character Recognition toner also known as MICR toner and regular toner is a combination of plastic ink and iron oxide. All toner (MICR and Regular) contains a portion of iron oxide. The iron oxide in regular toner has an approximate signal strength of 30. To print an image, a Lexmark laser printer will magnetize the drum inside the laser. This drum will pull the toner formula onto the drum in the image desired to be printed. The drum will roll over the document while heating the toner formula and producing your image.
• The American Banking Association requires a Lexmark MICR toner cartridge to produce an Iron Oxide Signal Strength of 50. Europe and Canada require a signal strength of 80. The signal strength of our MICR toner formula is 100 to 114. Part of our ISO 9001 Quality Process is to do a signal strength check on each batch of our MICR toner. Any MICR toner with a signal strength of less than 100 is rejected by our Quality Control team.
• Your bank will read the MICR line using an optical character reader or sorter. Your check will pass through this MICR reader at approximately 70 miles per hour. If your MICR toner cartridge prints the MICR line at a signal strength of less than 50, your check will be rejected by your bank. A rejected check now requires manual input by the bank and additional bank charges back to you for each rejected check.
• Iron oxide is one of the components used to make a MICR toner cartridge for a Lexmark laser printer. Iron Oxide being heavier than plastic ink will settle to the bottom of the MICR cartridge while in your printer. A MICR cartridge will produce an Iron Oxide Signal strength which varies from a low to a high as the printer uses the toner. As the MICR toner gets used, the percentage of Iron Oxide to Plastic Ink remaining in the cartridge increases.
• Our MICR toner cartridge will never register less than 100 for signal strength. Companies choosing to make a MICR cartridge with an aggregate signal strength of 50 will find their cartridges failing the bank check reader.
• Each Lexmark laser printer fuses the toner formula at different temperature levels. The Magnetic Ink Character Recognition (MICR) Toner formula needs to be designed specifically for your printer. Many companies will use the same MICR formula for all printers resulting in incomplete fusing of MICR toner to your check. This failed toner fusing results in a high reject rate from the bank. Each batch of our MICR toner is specifically designed for the fusing temperature required by your Lexmark laser printer.
• The high percentage of Iron Oxide in a Lexmark MICR and regular toner cartridge will cause significant wear to the internal components of the cartridge. Each toner cartridge we produce consists of entirely new components. We believe you cannot reuse the components in a toner cartridge. We believe the Iron Oxide in MICR toner Regular Toner will wear down B grade and re-used cartridge components resulting in premature cartridge failure.
• We do not use the Cheap Toner and Cheap Parts Flooding the Marketplace. No B Grade Supplies Ever! We Proudly mention the Parts we use.
• Our Lexmark Micr and Regular Toner Cartridge is built using Brand New Cores. The Casing, Toner Hopper and Waste collector are Cleaned with Compressed Air and Wiped down with a Lint free Cloth.
• The Drum is Replaced with a New Mitsubishi drum designed specifically for your Lexmark laserjet Printer.
• EVERY Gear, Screw, and Spring are Inspected and Replaced as needed.
• The Wiper Blade, Doctor Blade, Primary Charge Roller (PCR) and Magnetic Roller are replaced with Tuico Blades.
• Premium Seals are used to Secure Leak Free Usage.
• The Toner Hopper is filled to the top with IMEX toner. All of our Regular and Micr Toner exceeds Lexmark Standards.
• Print testing occurs on each Finished Cartridge. Each Sample Page is Inspected for Gray Scale Quality. 
• 1% of each Model’s Production is Stress Tested. We Print Continuous Pages at 18% Coverage until the Cartridge is Empty. The Cartridge is Disassembled and Inspected for Imperfections.
• We drop test .5% of Finished Cartridges. The Cartridge is Dropped Eight Times per Corrugated Box Side. The Corrugated Box is Opened to Verify Fitness for Use on our Packed Cartridges.

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Tel 602-264-0288, Fax 602-277-5181

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