The company has unveiled its latest replacement chips, for use in various Xerox machines.
The replacement chips are described by the company as being SoC design, offering “consistent performance” whilst being “easy to install in recycled cartridges.”
They are for use with cartridges for the Xerox WorkCentre 3335/3345 and Phaser 3330 machines, with a page yield of 3,000 in black.
The printers themselves hit the market in 2016, and boast two formats and configuration for customers’ choice. According to Apex, this means “improvement for customers in the printing size, printing speed, toner utilisation rate and consumption,” as well as holding a physical resolution in 1200*1200 dpi, which enables “clear printing and cost saving.”
For more information, visit www.apexmic.com.
