An OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) is a company that
builds a product that it sells under its own company
name and brand. An OEM, such as HP or Epson, will manufacture
the product and assign a unique part number to that
product. We provide the OEM part number to assist you
in finding a compatible cartridge.
There are two types of compatible cartridges: the first
type is "compatible" with most Copiers, Fax
Machines, Ink Jets, and Printer Ribbons and is brand
new, the only difference—it is manufactured by a different
company. The second type of compatible cartridge is
made from recycled plastic and parts.
A remanufactured cartridge is a cartridge that has been
recycled to OEM specifications. The process includes
inspecting the old cartridge, replacing all worn parts,
and print testing the cartridge for quality.
All of our compatible or remanufactured cartridges are
manufactured according to OEM specification, and will
print the same or greater page yield as their OEM counterpart.
INFINITY offers a wide selection of compatible cartridges
from "Apple to Xerox." Our compatible toner
cartridges are guaranteed to perform as well as the
originals and will never void your warranty. In addition,
some customized INFINITY Brand products even outperform
the originals. All INFINITY Brand toner cartridges
come with a manufacturer's 100% warranty that
lasts three years from the date of manufacture. If
you don't mind paying less for comparable quality,
make your next cartridges INFINITY Brand cartridges!
No! Your manufacturer cannot void your machine's warranty
for using cartridges other than theirs. However, it
may void your contract if you have a binding agreement
to use their supplies.
All INFINITY cartridges are individually tested during
manufacturing and must pass through a Triple Quality
Control inspection before they get shipped to you.
Our stringent quality standards include testing each
component prior to manufacturing, during production,
and even after our products are on the shelf. We
even subject our products to extreme conditions such
as temperature, atmospheric pressure, humidity, and
simulated shipping conditions to ensure the product
performs perfectly in every situation, every time.
The result is a high performance product that produces
darker prints and sharper graphics.
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