The company announced new replacement cartridges for use in various HP and Canon devices.
In June 2022, HP introduced its Color LaserJet Pro 4202 series of printers targeting small office and SOHO workgroups. Equipped with HP’s upgraded TerraJet Technology, these devices are 10% smaller and use supplies that are 30% more compact—delivering enhanced colour and improved toner efficiency.
G&G said that despite these advancements, HP’s latest printer series has posed significant challenges for both end-users and aftermarket suppliers. One significant change is that HP has removed the internal waste toner bin.
After three years of in-depth research and product development, G&G is now introducing its “industry-first” replacement cartridges for the Canon 069 and HP 2100 series of printers.
In a second announcement, G&G unveiled its new patented wide-format solution for use in HP’s DesignJet T250 devices.
HP released its HP DesignJet ink printer in October 2020. Designed with professionals such as architects, engineers, and contractors in mind, the T250 balances performance, affordability, and workspace efficiency.
As the world’s smallest plotter, the DesignJet T250 offers unparalleled simplicity. It supports multi-file handling and delivers an A1/D-size print in just 30 seconds with a single click. Professionals in the fields of AEC, GIS, and MCAD rely on it to produce sharp and precise text, accurate lines, maps, technical drawings, posters, and renderings with ease.
According to IDC, more than 120,000 HP 712 ink units have been installed globally, making it one of HP’s most popular CAD plotter models.
G&G has now introduced its latest wide-format patented ink solution suitable for use in HP’s DesignJet T650, T630, T250, T230 and T210 printers.
According to G&G, the cartridges are “matching OEM standards to print clear, vivid lines and texts” using the company’s EverBrite black pigments and “the intelligent chip gives users an accurate, real-time monitoring of remaining ink volumes.”
