CET Releases Patented Compatible Cartridges for Xerox

CET Releases Patented Compatible Cartridges for Xerox

According to Beijing-based CET Group Co., Ltd (CET), its newly released patented toners (Patent Number: 202021825374.4) are compatible with Xerox devices.

The company also claims that the universal patented toner cartridges can be used in both VII2273 and C8000 applications with the correct chip. With improved designs, the company promises its cartridges are able to minimize toner clumping, thus ensuring better toner flow and less residual waste.

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CET is a diversified enterprise that was registered in Beijing, China in 1996 with the name “China Eternal Copiers Technology Co., Ltd”. In 2016, CET Group increased its registered capital to 280 million RMB, and then restructured itself into a group company and change its name to CET Group Co., Ltd.

For 25 years CET has pursued the development and manufacture of its own brand of compatible spare parts and consumables significantly influencing the OA industry around the world. The Research & Development Center was established in 2000. Its focus is to improve competitiveness in all markets by developing more new, high-quality products while upgrading the performance of existing items.

CET manufactured products now include toners, drum units, fuser assemblies, fixing films, charge rollers, chips, feed rollers and more, totaling over 9,000 products.

The company has persisted in the development and manufacture of CET’s own brand universal spare parts and consumables. CET products include fusers, drum units, toner, upper and lower fuser rollers, cleaning blades, etc. Altogether over 6,000 types in all. In addition, the first overseas CET Group Branch was founded in 2006 and now there are overseas branches in the USA, Singapore, Russia, Spain, Japan and Brazil and Dubai.

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