The plastic guide on the top of this HP cartridge has broken off and, as a result, this cartridge no longer has any value
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The corner on this HP cartridge has broken off and, as a result, this cartridge no longer has any value
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The protective gate (found on the majority of laser cartridges) must be protected during transit - when functioning properly, the gate automatically slides back into place and completely guards the underlying colorful drum
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Protecting Inkjet Cartridges |
Shipping Inkjet Cartridges |
Protecting Laser Cartridges |
BEST:
Packaging your cartridges in their original protective sleeves
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BEST:
Balls of newspaper help prevent movement during transit
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BEST:
Packaging your cartridges in their original protective sleaves
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BETTER:
Wrapping your cartridges in sheets of newspaper
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GOOD:
Packing chips are messy but also help cushion cartridges during movement
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GOOD:
Wrapping your cartridges in sheets of newspaper |
GOOD:
Sealing your cartridges in plastic bags |
GOOD:
Airpacks are a decent alternative to newspaper and packing chips |
BAD:
Cartridges which are not protected have a much higher probability of being damaged during transit
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