What does “remanufactured” actually mean?
The definition of remanufactured can vary from company to company. Unless a cartridge’s component parts are replaced with new after market components, it’s not considered to be remanufactured. A typical process involves inspection and replacement of key components such as the OPC (Organic Photoconductor Drum – more commonly known as the blue or green metallic cylinder in the cartridge). In addition, component such as the corona wire assembly, wiper blade, PCR (Primary Charge Roller), and magnetic roller all require replacement as needed. One of the most critical parts of a cartridge is the OPC drum. manufacturers should replace the original OPC drum in all cartridges with a new after market drum. New after market drums are made specifically for manufacturers, to have a harder and more durable surface than the OEM. The advantage is consistent sharp, clearer output. Due to various printer engines and their relative cartridge types, different drums are used; manufacturers have conducted e
