MEDIA NEWS RELEASE
NEW COLOR REFILL INK SYSTEM FOR HP C1823 & C6625 SERIES CARTRIDGES ELIMINATES PRINTING PROBLEMS
Release date: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Dateline – Wayne, NJ, May 14, 2001 – The problem of getting Hewlett-Packard’s “23” series color cartridges to start printing reliably after being refilled has been solved by Repeat-O-Type Mfg. Corp.
Repeat-O-Type’s new DJ1823RC refill kit, for which a patent is pending, includes a special starter fluid, dispenser syringe, and a cartridge holding clip. The starter fluid eliminates the air bubble problem usually encountered while refilling the HP C1823 series cartridges, while the cartridge holding clip prevents color crossover at the print nozzles. The gravity feed dispenser syringe prevents turbulence and foaming of the ink as it enters the cartridge.
The cost of new HP “23” series color cartridges can rapidly exceed the price of the printer itself when printing photos and graphics. By using Repeat-O-Type’s Refill Ink Systems, the cost of printing can be reduced by two-thirds or more.
Repeat-O-Type’s #DJ1823RC tri-color Refill Ink System extends the life of the HP C1823D cartridge by 500%. Fred Keen, Repeat-O-Type’s Director of Sales and Marketing, emphasizes that further savings are realized because the cartridge no longer has to be discarded with two of the three colors not yet depleted.
Suggested retail price for the DJ1823RC kit is $47.95. The kit includes cyan, magenta and yellow inks; starter fluid; a cartridge holding clip; a fill plug removal tool; and a dispensing syringe. Complete instructions for use are also included.
As with all of Repeat-O-Type’s Refill Ink Systems, the product is warranted not only against defects in materials and workmanship, but in the unlikely event that it damages a printer, Repeat-O-Type will repair or replace the printer at its expense.
Photo is available at http://www.repeatotype.com/images/products/DJ1823.jpg.
Repeat-O-Type Manufacturing Corp. is a family owned corporation that has been engaged in the manufacture of office reprographic products since 1931.
