Our partner PPS Compatible Cartridge Manufacturing Process:

Unlike a new cartridge, which contains components intended for disposal, a compatible cartridge is retrofitted with heavy-duty replacement parts designed specifically to last. Compatible cartridges contain high-quality components and toners, which yield outstanding results. Compatible technology has become so precise that compatible cartridges often exceed the original equipment manufacturer’s standards.

C.A.M. Corporation (Computer Asset Management Corp) has been providing computer solutions for the past 31 years. We have sold exclusively OEM supply products for our printer customers until we could find a manufacturer of toner cartridges which meet our manufacturing standards and will provide the same high quality results as the OEM. This is why we have partnered with PPS (located in Michigan) who have been manufacturing toner cartridges for 15 years

The Why
• Saves you money every time you print;
40%-50% savings from buying a new OEM
• 100% Performance Guarantee — For any
reason the cartridge malfunctions, we will send
out a new one no questions asked
• Functionally identical to a new OEM cartridge
• Every cartridge is tested on an actual laser
printer and a LT-777 cartridge analyzer

Fact and Fiction

Monochrome laser toners can be classified into 4 different categories:
1) OEM manufacturer
2) compatible/remanufactured
3) refurbished
4) refilled.
Quality and price:
Compatible and OEM manufacturer provides the highest print quality and the lowest failure rate of all toner cartridges. Compatible cartridges usually provide 20-30% more yield at a price below the OEM provided cartridges. Refurbished and refills realize very high failure rates and their initial price is low. However, when considering the high failure rate they become the most expensive and job interfering toner cartridge to use.
Not all “new” OEM toner cartridges are new. The next time that you purchase a brand new toner cartridge from HP, Lexmark, or any other manufacturer, look for a small sticker on the casing of the cartridge. You might be surprised at what you read! Most “new” toner cartridges from these major manufacturers are actually remanufactured toner cartridges.

Compatible
vs. Refurbished
vs. Refill

A compatible (remanufactured) toner cartridge from PPS, undergoes a rigorous quality control inspection process. First, the entire toner cartridge is disassembled. Any waste toner is eliminated, and all of the parts are thoroughly cleaned with compressed air. The next step is to rebuild the cartridge, replacing all components including the wipers, magnetic rollers, doctor blades and photo-sensitive drum. Once the cartridge has been re-assembled, it is refilled with toner, tested, and finally packaged for shipment. Essentially you now have a new cartridge with only the casing itself being reused.
A refurbished toner cartridge is first cleaned with compressed air and the major components magnetic rollers; doctor blades and photo-sensitive drum are not replaced but reused. Please note that the original components have a life expectancy of the original toner yield. Thus the refill toner may not be completely used because of the drum failure.
A refill toner cartridge is simply a used cartridge that a hole is drilled into the cartridge and refilled with toner and the hole plugged. Refill toners have a high rate of failures and should never be used in laser printers.