Las Vegas-based Kelly Printing Supplies offers high quality printer cartridges, copier toner, and similar products to a nationwide client base. The family-owned firm began operating more than 20 years ago. Today, Kelly Printing Supplies provides affordable and environmentally friendly solutions to its customers in the form of remanufactured compatible printer cartridges made from both new and recycled components.
Remanufactured cartridges refer to those ink cartridges that have been refilled and their parts repaired or replaced. Before rereleasing these cartridges for sale, the remanufacturer always performs a thorough quality test to ensure that it operates as it did originally.
To the consumer, remanufactured cartridges offer two main advantages in particular. For one, they serve as a cost-effective alternative to buying new. Some studies estimate that switching from new to remanufactured cartridges produces between a 15 and 50 percent savings per order, largely because the merchants that deal in recycled cartridges set their own prices. Secondly, remanufactured ink cartridges represent a more environmentally friendly option than buying new. Refilling ink cartridges helps prevent the dumping of metals and plastics into landfills.
Remanufactured cartridges refer to those ink cartridges that have been refilled and their parts repaired or replaced. Before rereleasing these cartridges for sale, the remanufacturer always performs a thorough quality test to ensure that it operates as it did originally.
To the consumer, remanufactured cartridges offer two main advantages in particular. For one, they serve as a cost-effective alternative to buying new. Some studies estimate that switching from new to remanufactured cartridges produces between a 15 and 50 percent savings per order, largely because the merchants that deal in recycled cartridges set their own prices. Secondly, remanufactured ink cartridges represent a more environmentally friendly option than buying new. Refilling ink cartridges helps prevent the dumping of metals and plastics into landfills.
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