G&G announced the launch of its latest innovation, ‘TurboTec’ technology for Canon C-EXV 47/49/51/53 series toner bottles.
Canon C-EXV 47/49/51/53 series products use the OEM’s Insulated Air Pressure (short for IAP) bottles. According to Canon, the IAP bottles provide a number of benefits including a more stable toner supply, cleaner and easier operation and less plastic waste.
So far, Canon has deployed IAP toner bottles in its imageRUNNER ADVANCE and imageRUNNER ADVANCE DX series printers. Canon’s product lines show that traditional toner bottles are gradually replaced by its IAP counterparts.
G&G TurboTec: Performance equal to the original
Inspired by car turbocharger technology, G&G’s patented replacement solution for Canon IAP toner bottles features a set of turbocharging components above the powder nozzle that increases toner supply efficiency. By introducing external air into the bottle chamber, toner will be stably and efficiently supplied to the printer.
Data Source Ninestar Lab. Above tests were conducted under the same conditions
G&G says that other benefits include less waste powder, lower maintenance cost due to the enhancement of powder fluidity and uniformity empowered by TurboTec.
This latest innovation is available for replacement GPR-51/C-EXV47/NPG-65 colour, GPR-52/C-EXV48/NPG-66 colour, GPR-53/C-EXV49/NPG-67 colour, GPR-55/C-EXV51/NPG-71 colour, GPR-57/C-EXV53/NPG-73 mono, GPR-58/C-EXV55/NPG-76 colour, Cartridge 034 colour, C-EXV54 colour, C-EXV59 mono and NPG-84 mono cartridges.
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