Empty Cartridges

September 21, 2023

Empty Cartridge (virgin): A virgin empty printer cartridge refers to an OEM-branded used laser or inkjet cartridge that has not been previously remanufactured or refilled. It is essentially a used empty cartridge shell without any ink or toner inside.

Empty Cartridge (non-virgin): A non-virgin empty printer cartridge refers to an OEM-branded used laser or inkjet cartridge that has been previously remanufactured or refilled by a third party remanufacturer.

Empty Cartridge (other): Refers to an unused or used laser or inkjet cartridge that has not been manufactured by the printer OEM and may or may not have been previously remanufactured or refilled. It is important to note that in some cases, these cartridges may infringe on intellectual property rights (IP) owned by the OEM or others.

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