Amatix Expands Inkjet Packaging Line of Supplies with a Number of New Products for the Remanufacturing Industry
SUN VALLEY, Calif. Amatix packaging supplies, a div. of Marfred Industries,
continues the expansion of its inkjet packaging line of supplies with a number
of new products.
"We are aggressively continuing to augment our product line offerings
for the industry, notes Richard Cohn, Amatix general manger. "Inkjet placement
continues to grow and we're responding. Our customers want and need to
be able to offer professional, coordinated packaging for their cartridges and
we will continue to work closely with customers to innovate new products."
Now available are two sizes of universal inkjet cartridge boxes to fit all
popular Canon, Epson, HP, Lexmark, Xerox and other
compatible and replacement inkjet cartridges. Both sizes are available in two
professional four-color graphic printed designs, with more designs and sizes
on the way.
Three sizes of Anti-Static/UV coated bags for compatible and remanufactured
inkjet cartridges are now on Amatix' product offerings 3" x
5", 4" x 6" and 6" x 8." and are sized to accommodate
most cartridges. Made of quality, durable material and priced aggressively,
the professional bags are conveniently packed in 100's or by the case and
are heat sealable.
A comprehensive line of coordinated inkjet box and cartridge labels is available
at Amatix. Forty-six different labels are in-stock for the most popular models
from Canon, HP and Lexmark with more being added.
The modern box labels are metallic silver with a professional cartridge-specific
graphic, as well as a comprehensive "For Use In" application, listing
all popular printer model applications.
The cartridge labels are sized right to fit, and specify black or color in
a professional and easy to identify design, and clearly show "Replaces
XX" with 'EM part #.
Visit www.amatix.com, e-mail info@amatix.com,
phone (800) 869-0744, (818) 896-2213 or fax (818) 897-7218.
This article originally appeared in the January 2002 issue of Recharger.