By Chair Caning & Wicker Repair January 06, 2014
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By hterri July 28, 2013
I rented equipment from these people for $65 and now have over $400 in Charges on my bank card I am trying to clear up. Don't do business with these people unless you want to go broke. ...read more
By ShellyM April 11, 2013
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Having become the industry’s leading truck bedliner specialists, LINE-X of Colorado Springs, CO has made the natural progression from truck beds to applying this unique “thick build” coating process to a host of other applications and industries. We provide, an incredibly durable lining system between your assets and the environment. We continue enhance our knowledge and education in proper surface preparation techniques, chemical advancements, safety, industry specifications and finally applying one tough, effective lining system. We are a recognized market leader in the spray-on truck bedliner industry. LINE-X is the first successful high temp/high pressure elastomeric bedliner, first nationwide spray-on truck bedliner and protective coating franchise. Recognized in INC 500 and Entrepreneur Magazines. Serving Castle Rock, Colorado Springs and Pueblo Metro. ...read more
By Line-X of Colorado Springs August 15, 2012
After several years of selling ink by the liter SME Inkjet LLC has converted to ounces. The same bottle will be used but it will be filled to 32ounces = 947 ml rather than 1,000 ml =1 liter. At the same time the company reduced the price from $0.038 per ml to $0.032 per ml or approximately 25%. According to the company the ink is exactly the same formula as in the past. In 2011 Southeastern Manufacturing Enterprise "SME" sold the supplies division to a new investor group who renamed the company SME Inkjet LLC and moved it to Colorado Springs, CO. These new owners simply felt the price needed to be adjusted and did so. They have also added new products to their websitewww.smeinkjet.comand modified volume pricing on other select items such as the popular cartridge clip. According to the company they will continue to add products including new tools to be used by remanufacturers to fill the different ink cartridges. SME Inkjet - Ink Cartridge Remanufacturing Supplies Made Simple ...read more
By SME Inkjet March 30, 2012
To put it in a nutshell, we, the human species, throw away almost 400 million ink cartridges a year. Do the math. If you're interested, bust out a calculator and check out how many inkjet cartridges we throw away per day, per minute, and per second. The business activity on this planet follows the sunlight, and just because we're sleeping over here in the US doesn't mean they're not hustling and bustling over in the Eastern Hemisphere. That means the per second figure is a valid 'round the clock estimate that really is still climbing while we sleep. And that's not all. An average inkjet cartridge uses around three ounces of oil, and a laser toner cartridge can use almost an entire gallon of oil. Most of the ink cartridge is plastic, whether toner or inkjet, and most of the plastic is in the form of engineering grade polymers. That means that they will last for centuries, and the more resilient models will actually last a full millennium. That cuts both ways. On one hand, if we keep throwing these things away, we're going to have huge wasted pits of valuable materials that will only continue to grow. On the other hand, if we can get remanufactured ink and toner cartridges to be the standard instead of the exception, we will save millions of barrels of oil per year. And that's only counting the oil we save in the manufacturing process. Add in interstate and international shipping, and the dollar and oil costs continue to mount. With remanufactured ink and toner cartridges, we take a waste stream and an unsustainable shipping nightmare, and we turn it into a recycling loop that is locally oriented. Instead of shipping finished cartridges over state and national boundaries over distances of hundreds or thousands of miles, the product shipping and delivery is limited to dozens of miles at most. Even though there is still long-distance delivery of raw materials like ink, there is still just a fraction of the volume shipped compared to OEM finished cartridge shipping. Right now, we're preventing thousands of tons of plastic and metal from ever reaching landfills, and we're going to push that commitment through this century until we almost entirely mitigate the ink cartridge related landfill waste stream. We're also saving HUGE amounts of oil (which, on a side note, helps ease the pain at the gas pump), both directly and indirectly, and we'll continue this commitment with the same vigor as we do the waste commitment. When I say "we", I'm talking about everyone in the inkjet cartridge remanufacturing community, from distributors and refillers all the way to our clients. Let's keep this going. ...read more
By SME Inkjet March 19, 2012
Recycled product selection, location to protect the environment, energy rating and choosing products manufactured with natural ingredients are a large part of building green. Homeowners, local environments and factory workers all benefit from green building products. A resource guide for green buildin... ...read more
