All line of goods available
Laser Corporation offers most toner cartridges compatible in black, colors and MICR, for EVERY MAKE AND MODEL of laser printers, fax and copiers.

Much more products
Please note that we also offer the followings. Visit our Services section to find our more about them.

• Repair and cleaning of most laser printers, fax and copiers
• Drum unit remanufacturing (for machines that use a toner fill method)
• Service contracts on equipment
• Laser printer cartridges OEM
• Maintenance kits

New components on every every cycle
At Laser Corporation, as pioneers and industry leaders, we know the only way to properly remanufacture a toner cartridge is to replace all critical image production components on every cycle. This is exactly what HP, Canon and all the OEMs advocate. It works for them and it works for us! Through our huge network of international suppliers, we produce cartridges with all new components on every cycle at prices the same or lower than what our competitors charge for their remanufactured cartridges which reuse critical components numerous times. Every Laser Corporation's cartridge contains a brand-new long-life drum and all other critical image production components are replaced on EVERY cycle!

Reduce the waste in our landfill sites
Thank you for supporting Laser Corporation's efforts to reduce the waste in our landfill sites. You can further assist us is contributing to the betterment of the environment by recycling used laser toner cartridges.

More information
A List of our products and their Canadian prices for solving your laser toner cartridges' problems and a List of our products and their American prices are available in Acrobat Reader format.  Our prices are based on the fact that you return empty cartridges. They were updated in June 2003 and can change according to the market.

If you do not find the cartridge's model that you seek, please call us for a quotation. Quantity discount is available!

Our guaranty
Laser Corporation laser cartridges come with a 100% usage guarantee in your printer, fax and copier. If our toner cartridges are defective, we will replace them at no charge.

Our cartridges are designed to deliver quality output for the life of the cartridge. We use only the finest toners, which are specifically engineered to work with all the components for maximum performance.

A Consumer Guide providing information
Here are some definitions to help you knowing ink better.

• OEM Toner Products
  OEM is an abbreviation for ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS. It means that it is the toner the manufacturer created to work with the machine you are currently using. 

• Compatible Toners
  Compatible toners are OEM products that are made by a nationally known company, and carry their own label. Apple, Canon and Hewlett-Packard, for example, all have compatible or interchangeable toner cartridges.
  
  Buying a compatible or interchangeable toner cartridge is like buying a battery for your flashlight. If you use the right size battery, and choose one made by a nationally known company, such as Duracell, you can feel secure knowing that it will do the job properly. The same is true with Laser Corporation compatible cartridges.

• Generic Toners
  Generic toners are newly manufactured products. They are made by using the same state of the art technology that goes into making name brand OEM products. Often times, the generic brand is manufactured by a nationally known company, for a smaller company. After the manufacturing process, the smaller company simply puts its own label on the product and sells it.
  
  The easiest way to understand how buying a generic product works is to think about buying a pain relieving product such as Advil. When you are in the store you can purchase the real Advil or you can purchase a generic product under the name of Ibuprofen. You can get the same high quality from a generic product as you would from an OEM product.

• Compatible Toners
  When a company remanufactures toner, it is not simply drilling a hole in the cartridge and refilling it that is performed. A quality manufacturer rebuilds the toner cartridge much as an auto mechanic rebuilds a car engine. It is a very precise, technical procedure that involves testing to determine worn parts, disassembling the cartridge to clean and to examine each component to determine which parts need to be reconditioned or replaced, tracking cycles of critical components for future replacement, and then reassembling and testing to examine print quality.