TonerZone understands that your business is dependent upon the revenues it generates and expenses you can reduce. That’s why we have introduced our cartridge recycling program that won’t add any expenses to your bottom line, only increased revenue!

Your company will generate maximum profits for your bottom line. TonerZone is the most cost effective solution in generating maximum profits for your bottom line!

- TonerZone operates a cost free program to participate.
- Your company will save money by reducing the volume of waste to be disposed.
- TonerZone will pay all the shipping costs for returned cartridges.
- Your company will make an impact on our world’s environment.
- TonerZone will supply marketing materials to “kick off” your recycling program.
- Your company will make good business sense.

The 3 Step Process of Recycling

Step 1 - The Collection of empty cartridges.
We collect our cartridges from you and we credit you toward your next purchase. Simply participate in our Cartridge Recycling Program and you are a winner. You need to have a minimum of 24 laser cartridges or 36 inkjet cartridges for us to pay for shipping.

Step 2 - The Conversion of empty cartridges into the manufacture of new cartridges.
What process determines if a cartridge passes or fails a test? The purpose of this document is to explain the inspection procedure used for all cartridges submitted. Inspection begins immediately upon receipt.

Inkjet cartridge: The cartridge is visually inspected for a critical defect including damage to the flex tape and a cracked or crushed case. A cartridge fails the inspection upon any of these defects. The cartridge is than cleaned using a lint-free cloth and de-ionized water to remove the residue from the flex tape and nozzle area. The cartridge is visually reviewed for de-lamination that extends into the contact area, inspected for ink under the flex tape, and inspected for major gouging, holes, cracked or missing portions of the nozzle plate. If a cartridge is found to possess any of these defects, it is tagged as a failed cartridge. Lastly, the inspection may involve multiple electronic tests and hand tests using a voltmeter. Nonetheless, over 90% of every cartridge returned passes each test.

Laser cartridge: The cartridge is visually inspected for a critical defect including damage to the housing and a cracked or crushed case. A cartridge fails the inspection upon any of these defects.

Step 3 - The Purchase of the recycled cartridges for use again.
Once the cartridges are received, they are inspected, tested, cleaned, rebuilt, repackaged and sold to major office products resellers and distributors, schools, small and large business customers.

We will issue a credit towards your account for future orders. You will receive an e-mail with credit memo.

No cartridge sent to our facility will ever end up in a waste landfill

All cartridges are recycled whether or not they are included on our current product and price list. However, we only pay for those cartridges listed and qualify based on the general cartridge condition.

General Cartridge Condition
All cartridges must be in good condition without cracks in the plastic case or visible damage to the print head. We accept virgin, re-manufactured and refilled Inkjet cartridges.