When ink of any colour is green – and cost effective.


Recycling is a central tenet of KMP’s philosophy and toner modules are sturdy and lend themselves perfectly to this.


Ink cartridges are one of those things that you pay for without much thought – a mildly annoying expense.


However, when you learn that there’s a way that you can significantly reduce the cost of print cartridges at the same time as doing the environment a favour, the subject of ink cartridges suddenly becomes a whole lot more interesting. A company called KMP does exactly that – supplying high-quality, entirely compatible cartridges at a considerable saving. And what’s more they have a local base. KMP, with an annual turnover of 88 million Euros, has its headquarters in Germany but chose Greenock for its UK operation. From the Inverclyde base, run by Stewart Gunn, KMP servies the UK market with toner cartridges, inkjet cartridges, thermal ribbons and printer ribbons. It’s also the country’s base for the recycling of used toner and inkjet cartridges.


Both business and the public can buy


replacement ink and toner cartridges from KMP and can earn cash by returning used cartridges. Cartridges from KMP work perfectly in your printer


and are at least as colour-intensive and gloss as inks and toners from the original manufacturer – but with an unbeatable price advantage. From the outset in 1988 quality and performance have been key to everything that KMP does. Stewart said: “Whether relating to a recycled inkjet cartridge or a clever innovation, the aim we have for our products does not change: 100 per cent compatible and as good as the original. We offer supplies for Brother, Canon, Epson, HP and many, many more.”


KMP cleans them, replaces worn parts with new, top-quality components and fills them with highly effective toner. The results are just like the original. For individuals and businesses looking to save money without compromising on quality for their fax printers, KMP’s thermal transfer ribbons are ideal. Thanks to the high-quality coating they provide optimum typeface transmission to give outstanding print quality.


KMP also has an extensive range of high-quality ribbons for matrix printers, calculators, cash registers, wide ribbon printing systems and typewriters. There is also a stock of correction tapes.


Of course, being a supplier of compatible printer consumables, KMP also offers alternative products for franking machines manufactured by Francotyp, Postalia, Frama, Neopost and Pitney Bowes. This makes the firm the first European manufacturer to enable franking in a cost-effective way that loses none of its quality. And if that’s not enough KMP carries a


comprehensive range of printer accessories including special papers, cleaners and foils. The finest quality products at the best prices


aren’t enough – as much of KMP’s products are recycled and remanufactured, they are good for the environment.


Upcycling existing printer modules without the need for ecologically costly long-distance travel not only saves money but is a very green option. Chosing KMP can mean a significant reduction in your carbon footprint - and your bill. Call KMP on 01475 730099 for more information or download the latest catalogue from the website www.kmpgreenock.co.uk.


WIN a Year’s Supply of Ink or Toner Cartridges!


KMP are giving Clyde Life readers the chance to win a fantastic prize of up to £200 worth of ink cartridges or toner, which should keep most small businesses (and definitely domestic users) printer happy for a year!


All you have to do is answer this simple question: In addition to papers and cleaners, name another print accessory available from KMP? (tip, make sure you read the editorial!)


To enter, visit www.clydelifemagazine.co.uk and click on competitions. Closing date Monday 7th October.


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