In its latest corporate video, GM Technology offers a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous refurbishment process behind its acclaimed “GreenLine” series.
The journey begins with a comprehensive initial BSI test, ensuring each device meets baseline standards. Next, the machines proceed to the Check 1 station, where diagnostic printouts and firmware verifications take place.
Following these checks, the devices enter the unit disassembly stage, where all internal components are carefully removed, catalogued, and stored. The outer casing then moves to the Disassembly, Cleaning, and Assembly station, where it undergoes a thorough wash, detailed inspection, and replacement of any necessary parts.
The video continues by showcasing the refurbishment and reintegration of components, as each unit is methodically reassembled into the device.
Once assembly is complete, the device undergoes print testing followed by a final BSI inspection to ensure optimal performance. The process concludes with cosmetic enhancements, including casing repairs and painting. After a final cleaning and sealing, each device is carefully packed and labelled for shipment, ready to deliver sustainable quality to customers.
GM Technology said: “Our GreenLine remanufactured product line offers the highest quality to our customers thanks to a rigorous remanufacturing process that meets the objective of not generating more waste by using resources in a more sustainable way.
“GreenLine machines are a ‘true circular economy solution’. They allow lower hardware investments and provide better print costs while maintaining the ‘new, out-of-the-box’ user experience.
“We rebuild them only with OEM parts for exceptional quality and they come with our unique manufacturer’s guarantee. The most cost-efficient and most sustainable printing solution on today’s MPS market are GreenLine Machines running on R-OEM toners.”
