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This cookie is used for advertising services. This cookie is used for promoting events and products by the webiste owners on CRM-campaign-platform. Narrator: This is David Connett. He's the former editor of The Recycler and has been lobbying for change in the printer-ink industry for years. Connett: They sell the printers cheap. They sell the consumables at a very expensive price.
And basically it's a formula: The cheaper the printer, the more expensive the consumables. Narrator: Once you've bought a printer that uses cartridges you're trapped in a cycle. You have no choice but to buy them, or throw away your printer. As a printer is typically a one-time purchase, companies don't mind selling them at a loss and making the money back through cartridge sales. The loss they make on printers means that companies need to sell ink cartridges to make a profit, and this model has led to a battleground between printer manufacturers and third-party ink suppliers.
The companies do everything they can to keep you buying official ink cartridges. Manufacturers install microchips into their cartridges and frequently issue firmware updates to prevent the use of third-party ink, which can be more affordable.
Connett: Last year, almost firmware upgrades were issued by just nine printer manufacturers, so that's almost three a day. I mean, that's just, like, either absolute incompetence, 'cause you've got to do it so much, or it is a definite stealth tactic to control the market. Narrator: Printer companies attribute the high costs to the research and development that goes into perfecting printer ink.
The materials they use, however, cost very little. Narrator: And a lot of the ink you buy never even gets used for printing. According to a test by Consumer Reports, more than half the ink you buy could end up lost in maintenance cycles for cleaning the printheads. And printers that use multiple-color ink cartridges also stop working as soon as one color runs out, even if the other colors are still full.
These days, you're getting even less for your money. So is the printing process. Check out this cool tech production video from The Printing Ink Company to see how printer ink is made:. Some printer makers - Canon , Hewlett-Packard , and Lexmark - use a thermal process. The chambers inside printer cartridges have a thin filament running through them. When the filament is heated, the ink bubbles, and the buildup of pressure propels a droplet from the ink cartridge, through the print head, and onto the paper.
Epson and Brother printers use a piezoelectric process, where an electrical charge varies the shape of piezoelectric material inside the cartridge. This caused a pulse of pressure to expel ink through the print head and onto the paper. Inkjet troubles? Find out how to clean a clogged print head! Regardless of which machine you own, and which process you use, the most important components — ink cartridges — must be well-designed in order to prevent malfunctioning.
Genuine OEM ink is still the highest quality and safest option for printer owners, but with quality comes higher prices.
For example, a new set of cartridges for your high-end inkjet printer can cost as much as the printer itself, if not more. Ink is specifically formulated for each type of machine, which is one of the reasons it is so expensive, according to printer companies.
Almost every office — including your home office — has at least one printer, if not multiple machines. With the rise in home office use and homeschooling, domestic printers are taking on a bulk of workforce printing tasks. The demand for ink is consistently high with minimal fluctuation. As a result, the prices for OEM ink will remain high as well. Printer owners are left with the task of finding the best prices available for genuine replacement ink, which typically does not come from big-box retailers.
If you want the best price on replacement printer cartridges, you have to look online. Ink cartridges are not one-size-fits-all. In addition, almost every cartridge comes in an XL, or high-capacity version. If you do a lot of printing, these high-capacity cartridges can help lower your overall cost per page. Most inkjet printers use four separate color ink cartridges: blue C , red M , yellow Y , and black K. Try to avoid printers that use all-in-one tri-color cartridges.
They waste ink when only one color runs out. Printers using separate color ink cartridges CMYK are more cost-effective when it comes to ink and toner prices. Some high-end inkjet printers and photo printers use more than the standard four ink cartridges.
Technicians add specialized ink to a modern printing press. Sure, printer companies can build electronics that last for decades, but where is the profit in that?
Make sure your electronic waste gets properly recycled! It kills us to admit this, but there are some high-quality non-OEM replacement inks and toners on the market.
We continue to stick by our belief that original equipment makes the best imaging replacement products. The image quality and page yields will be higher with OEM cartridges. You really need to shop around first. We absolutely hate this idea!
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