Samsung MLT-D1042S Toner Cartridges Now Available in Multipacks

Samsung MLT-D1042S Toner Cartridges are now available in packs of two and five multipacks giving you even more savings on your Samsung printer consumables.

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CE285A Toner Cartridge price reduced!

Save with HP CE285A Toner Cartridges.

HP CE285A Black Toner Cartridges
Now at the lowest price ever!

Now at the lowest price ever! these HP CE285A Black Toner Cartridges, also known as the HP 85A, give excellent value for money with a page yield of 1,600 pages per cartridge, An all-in-one cartridge design with a combined toner and drum unit, the 85A is simple to replace and gives effective supply management as you only need to purchase one component.

Ideal for everyday use at home or in business These HP CE285A toner cartridges produces clear, easy to read text documents with ease making them extremely cost effective and versatile.

The HP CE285A Black Toner Cartridge is compatible with the following printers:

HP LaserJet Pro M1132MFP
HP LaserJet Pro M1212NF
HP LaserJet Pro M1217nfw
HP LaserJet Pro P1100
HP LaserJet Pro P1102
HP LaserJet Pro P1102w
HP LaserJet Pro P1104
HP LaserJet Pro P1104w

Sprint-ink.co.uk launch new competition page

Sprint-ink.co.uk launched their new Facebook competition page today.

With regular prize giveaways on toner cartridges, printer ink, and office supplies available to all Sprint-Ink’s new ‘likers’ on Facebook.

The current giveaway is a 100 sheet pack Projet A4 Matt Inkjet Paper a premium inkjet paper pack ideal for home or business use.

Look out for more giveaways over the coming weeks!

Royal mail to accept franked mail printed in blue ink only

Royal Mail is to change to franking with blue ink instead of the current red ink. This is happening following the successful tests on blue ink which demonstrated an improvement in mail machine readability.

Sprint-Ink now have blue franking machine ink cartridges in stock for most models and are ready for next day delivery.

If you still need red franking ink cartridges we have a limited supply available

Sprint-Ink Launch Compatible 18XL Ink Cartridges

The 18XL range of ink cartridges

Sprint-ink.co.uk recently launched a compatible version of Epson’s 18XL high capacity ink cartridges for the Expression Home XP printer series. The Epson 18XL ink cartridge is compatible with the Epson XP-102, XP-202, XP-302 and XP-402 range of Expression Home printers. Epson’s original 18 series ink, also known as the ‘Daisy’ range is also available at Sprint-Ink.

View the full range of 18XL printer ink here

 

Sprint-Ink.co.uk Receives Another 5 Star Review

Sprint-Ink receives another great 5 star review on Freeindex for sprint-ink.co.uk courtesy of CitySec International Ltd - Virtual Office who said:

“Ordered printer cartridge, arrived on time and was pleased to see that the company took note of special delivery instructions.”

We always appreciate customers leaving reviews it helps us improve the services we provide. We take great pride in maintaining high standards of customer service and will always endeavour to help with any of our customer’s queries.

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Printed human tissue becomes a reality.

Muscle (green) and nerve (red) cells suspended in the bio-ink

Printed tissue replacements using inkjet printers has took a step closer to becoming a reality! 

For some time scientists have been experimenting with the potential of using inkjet print heads to print 3D structures of living human tissue, but designing the ‘ink’ capable of carrying cells has been a challenge 

A team of scientists led by ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science (ACES) have developed a new bio-ink capable of carrying these cells through the printer which improves the viability and allows better control of cell position through the printing process.

"These advances in biofabrication provide a platform to address diseases previously thought 'unstumpable'—soon we can watch them walk the walk," Professor Wallace of ACES said.