LexJet launches new ink cartridge collection

In celebration of Earth Day, LexJet announced its new ink cartridge recycling programme.

LexJet, an S-One Holdings company headquartered in Sarasota, Fla., announced a new ink cartridge recycling programme. LexJet markets and sells wide-format inkjet printing equipment and supplies that have helped more than 20,000 small printing, imaging, and sign businesses adapt to changing markets and develop new sources of revenues. LexJet operates distribution centres nationwide.

With the new collection programme, in three easy steps, print service providers using a wide variety of wide- and small-format OEM inks can recycle their cartridges with ease.

Anyone interested in participating in the programme can visit LexJet’s resource page and follow these three simple steps:

• Fill out the information
• Download the prepaid labels
• Schedule a UPS pickup

Arrangements can be made for pallet shipping for more than 100 cartridges and there is a 20 lb minimum. All OEM brands and sizes are accepted, from wide-format to desktop. The only types not currently accepted at this time are toner tubes and toner bottles.

LexJet said about the new programme: “According to A Greener Refill, more than 375 million cartridges are discarded every year. With this new programme, we can offer an easy-to-use, environmentally responsible way to recycle empty cartridges.”