Sustain.com manufactures and recycles printer cartridges.
Sustain Print Cartridges
Sustain Print Cartridges - An environmentally conscientious corporation manufacturing and recycling printer cartridges for major brand printers, fax machines, copiers and more.
About Us
Sustain offers strategic partnerships for non-for-profits[2], government entities, corporations and educational institutions. These strategic partnerships allow organizations to raise money for their cause or business by buying and recycling printer cartridges[3]. Sustain Printer Cartridges is a division of Laser Print Technologies.
How Do Sustain Printer Cartridges Prices Compare To Others?
Sustain Printer Cartridges are 15-55% less expensive than OEM brands and priced lower than office super store brands. A percentage of each individual purchase can be given to charity, regardless of cartridge choice or a choice of rewards points redeemable through Sustain’s rewards catalog[4].
Sustain will recycle it’s own print cartridges, as well as many mainstream manufacturers such as HP, Lexmark, and others; offering customized pricing models for corporations, educational institutions, and non-for-profits without contributing harmful waste to landfills.
A Brief History of Sustain Printer Cartridges and Laser Print Technologies.
Formed in 1989, Laser Print Technologies, Incorporated (LPTi) began its corporate mission through the recycling of empty printer cartridges. LPTi also began to create “compatible” printer cartridges through the re-use of materials that would otherwise be tossed aside as refuse. Growth was roughly 2-3% annually and the organizations footprint was limited to local and regional clientele. In 2000, Matthew Daker and Recycle Tech Solutions (RTS) joined LPTi, and drove LPTi’s recycling division’s growth to 800% that initial year.
Today - Growth With An Eye on the Future
With hundreds of clients around the world, LPTi’s recycling division, RTS, is an international business leader with Fortune 500 corporations, small, medium, and large businesses as clients, and partnerships with nationally recognized charities with over $100,000 donated annually.
Sustain Emerges
In early 2006, LPTi’s second division, Sustain Print Cartridges was formed. With full service capabilities, quality guarantees, and the existing management team, LPTi is poised to grow exponentially.
The marriage of both recycling and manufacturing provides existing and potential clients with the ability to make imaging consumables a sustainable resource and benefit charities, and a single source to manage their document imaging infrastructure, while allowing for LPTi and Sustain Print Cartridges to keep the company mission the same: Sustain is dedicated to bridging the gap between the rapidly growing and evolving imaging consumables marketplace and the worldwide need to preserve precious resources through renewable and sustainable imaging products.
Address
Standard Mail – 1300 South Kostner Avenue Chicago Illinois, 60623
Contact
Mike Maher
DT/DM/DC
Email: 
( New York Office: 315.533.1248 ( New York Fax: 315.381.5078 ( Chicago Office: 773-277-4800 ( Chicago Fax: 773-277-4801) Web: www.sustain.com
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Community Reviews
Sustain printer cartridges had great service, cool concept, cheap prices
- I just refilled our company's printer cartridge needs at sustain. They have some pretty unique things going. Eco-points, fundraising and charities are just some of the many things that made my experience at the site unique. I also got a great deal and the customer service was unbelieveable.
- posted by Anonymous on Jan 19, 2007, 4:55 am
Best cartridges and service around
- We were using another printer cartridge source until we found sustain. Their prices are really competitive and the product performs to our very high standards without issue. We always get a human being on the phone, and if there is ever anything wrong, they really do backup their 100% guarantee.
On top of that, they helped us save over $10,000 a year in printing costs.
- posted by Anonymous on Jan 28, 2007, 6:05 pm
