OKI #46443107 ORIGINAL C833N TONER 10000 PAGES - CYAN

This original Oki 46443107 Cyan Toner Cartridge to suit various Ricoh machines and at the lowest price in Australia. Toner hopper comes loaded with original toner which has been specifically manufactured to produce an exceptional gamut of beautiful cyan colour. Ideal for creating only the highest quality coloured images for photos, artwork, brochures, text work and more for the busy office environment.

Features:

• At 5% page coverage, the toner cartridge is capable of producing up to approximately 10000 pages*.
• The technology used with toner type printer cartridges has been around a while now. It is known as laser technology and is a trusted and reliable way of creating images and text to produce documents fast and with good quality. It utilises the power of static electricity to create an invisible charged image to then attract toner particles. These particles are then applied to the paper utilising a reverse charge as the paper throughputs the printer's paper path. It then proceeds to a heating and melting station to force the toner into the fibres of the page for permanent adhesion.
• The advanced formula of cyan toner provides excellent colour matching vividness for photo, art and graph reproduction plus crisp and high definition line work output for professional everyday documents and reports.

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About OKI

Our parent company, OKI Electric was established in 1881 by Kibataro Oki and began life trading as Meikosha Ltd in a rented two storey office block in the heart of Tokyo. Its founder, a silversmith by trade, nurtured a burning passion for innovation and firmly believed Japan was on the verge of entering the communication age. Before passing away, at the age of 58, Oki-san had already paved the way for his company to become the first successful telecommunications manufacturer in Japan.

In addition to pioneering activity within telecommunications, OKI Electric quickly grew and began innovating in others areas of communication. The post Second World War period saw the development of ATM machines, teletypewriters and electronic computers. Faxes and connectivity advances followed later in the century before printing came to the fore, initially in the late 1970's and early 1980's, and then later with the introduction of LED.