The easiest way to do a toner refill, but not always possible. Good for refills of more recent OKI toner cartridges like C5600, C5650, C5800, C5850 and their work-alikes. In a thickening of the plot, OKI started to produce some “un-unplugable” cartridges for some models from early 2009. We responded with free upgrades to our “melt & pour” approach (see below).

Also the toner refill method of choice for early Samsung mono cartridges, most Brother and some important popular colour lasers like the Konica Minolta Magicolor 2400 and 2500 Series.

Look in the price list to see details about your toner cartridge.

OKI refills and refill toner   Samsung refill toner

Melt your hole with the tool that comes in our dedicated starter kit. Pour the toner in and tape over the hole. Star applications include refills for the Hewlett Packard CP2025dn / CP2025n, Lexmark C522n, Samsung CLP-300 and the HP CP1215 / CP1515n toner refill shown right.

Is your cartridge a "melt & pour"? Look it up in the price list.

Tried and tested. We released "melt & pour" on an unsuspecting world 1996. And the toner cartridge industry laughed at us. Our customers laughed as well - all the way to the bank. Thanks to all of you who didn't knock it before you'd tried it.

Who's knocking it and who's trying it now? Try it with our electric melting tool for easy, precise hole-making. Combines with our bottle spout to make a NO MESS pouring system. That's NO MESS, even with micro fine toner. (Oh, OK. Almost no mess, then.)

Find your Hewlett Packard toner refill bottle

Unscrew 2 screws in the case of this Samsung ML-2010 cartridge (left) to expose the toner refill plug (well, that's what we call it). Looking at cartridges globally, you could also be faced with 3, 4 or sometimes just a single screw before you can prise the plug out.

Is your cartridge a case of taking out a screw or two? Find out in the price list.

Note: Samsung ML-2010 also needs a new fuse to be clipped into the slot you'll see on the outside of the cartridge.

U Refill Toner Ltd: The Rough Guide

1992: were running a small factory remanufacturing HP LaserJet II, IIP and IBM 4019 cartridges
1992: invented and sold world's first D.I.Y. refill kit for the HP LaserJet II SX cartridge
1996: invented new method of refilling single-skinned toner cartridges and coined its name, "melt & pour"
1997: sold first HP LaserJet 4 refill bottle featuring 8 micron toner particle size
1998: developed first ever colour toner refill kit (for the Canon CLBP360PS)
2000: after buying LaserJet 4000 refill kit and three bottles, a customer is so impressed that they, er, start their own "me too" company
2002: sold first ever Samsung ML-1210 refill bottle and put "unplug and pour" into internet vocabulary
2005: opened enlarged 900 sq ft applications and quality control lab
2006: did 37,552 test prints with Epson C1100 before release of full product line-up. Some "me too" websites supplied the previous (non-magnetic) Epson toner, permanently damaging the integral developer units of their customers' machines
2007: Amongst other things: 31,000 test prints on the HP 2600 and 33 actual refills performed before product release
2008: OKI C5650 / C5750 refills, Epson C2600 and HP CP1215 / CP1515n refill toner all released after thorough checking in own lab
2009: Somewhat eclipsed by publicity surrounding someone called Mr. Obama, but still managed to release some fine products.
2010: Konica Minolta Magicolor 1650EN/1600W toner refill expected soon. Also Samsung CLP-610/660, HP P1005, Samsung ML-1910 and more OKI toner. Check the live price list now for updates

We guarantee you won't find a single in*jet cartridge, in*jet refill, orig*nal cartridge, compat*ble cartridge, remanufactured cartridge, lesser-spotted cartridge, glossy paper or cheap Chinese fireworks for sale on our site. Nor anything we saw on someone else's web site and thought we'd better shoe-horn into our internet shop despite the fact we don't know the first thing about it. You'll only find bottles of refill toner, toner refill kits and the odd toner refilling widget.
And there, mi'lud, we rest our case on "specialism".

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