Collection Program

Remanufacturing, gives your cartridges a second life!

All ARMOR laser and inkjet cartridges (remanufactured range) are made from collected empty cartridges. Up to 90% of the components of these cartridges are reused. Reusing a remanufactured cartridge prevents the production of a new cartridge and optimizes the use of energy and natural resources (including aluminium, oil, and wood).

Expertise, proven manufacturing processes, our teams’ know-how and ethical commitment: we have assembled all the elements required to fulfil our ambition to help build a more environmentally friendly world.

All but one: we can do nothing without empty cartridges! So there is no collection program without you!

By participating in periodic cartridge collecting, you help us reduce our environmental impact and build a sustainable society.

Printing differently is good for the planet!

Used cartridge life cycle analysis shows that it is up to twice as beneficial to reuse rather than recycle its components (energy, raw materials, and waste savings).

Regenerating a print cartridge is cheaper than manufacturing one; less energy is spent; and the raw materials are already there!

Do not throw your cartridges away! Switch to an eco-friendly attitude.

A simple reflex: Do not throw your Inkjet or Laser cartridges in the trash.

By using a cartridge collection and reclamation channel, you are helping reduce our landfills and preserve our natural resources.

Did you know that each cartridge contains 188 ml of oil in the plastic? That about 100 years are necessary for plastic to biodegrade? Recycling plastic is, moreover, very difficult since the plastic used to manufacture the cartridge is mixed with resin.

In most computer or household electronics stores you will find collection terminals, please remember to deposit your empty cartridges there.

Consider using recycling bags found in some cartridge packages or bring your used cartridges to the terminals provided for this purpose in most electronics stores or supermarkets.