Printer upgrades · Reuse · Recycling

Replaced your printer and have toner left over?

When a business replaces a laser printer, photocopier or multifunction printer (MFP), toner cartridges are often left in storage. If you have surplus toner to sell, send us a list and we will assess whether the unused cartridges can be resold.

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What to do with leftover toner cartridges

Selling unused toner cartridges

First check whether the toner fits a printer you still use. If you have surplus cartridges, leave sealed packages intact and note any boxes that have been opened or damaged.

We assess the stock based on model, quantity, condition and demand. If resale is possible, we will suggest how to proceed.

Recycling empty toner cartridges

Check whether the cartridge manufacturer or your printer supplier offers a take-back programme for your models. Businesses can also ask their waste contractor how to hand in cartridges and leftover toner.

See HP’s take-back programme as an example

Questions about leftover toner

Can we sell toner for an older copier or printer?

It depends on whether buyers still use a compatible printer. Send the part numbers and quantities so we can assess demand.

Can we send a list with several brands and models?

Yes. Group them by part number and separate unused cartridges from used ones. Indicate whether the cartridges are original or compatible.

Can you assess cartridges if the box is open?

Yes, if the cartridge is unused. Note whether its inner packaging is still sealed and include photos of the box and label if possible.

Still have toner on the shelf?

Attach your stock list or a few photos of the labels to the contact form. Let us know when you need the space cleared.

Send your toner inventory