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New Modified Cartridges |
- New toner cartridges for Hewlett Packard and other Laser Printers
- Modified to contain MICR toner for printing checks
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Remanufactured Cartridges |
- Made using both new and "once used" cartridge parts and modified to contain MICR toner for printing checks
- Built to standards of reliability equal to new HP-brand cartridges
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ATTENTION: Please be advised that we no longer
issue credit for empty laser toner cartridges. In
order to maintain the highest quality of our remanufactured cartridges, we only
remanufacture a cartridge once after it is new. As a result we can no longer give
credit for used cartridges.
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MICR FAQs
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Do I need to use MICR toner to print my checks? |
Check with your bank. Our software products do not require MICR toner to function properly, however your bank may need it to read the MICR line at the bottom of the check.
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What is MICR? |
MICR stands for Magnetic Ink Character Recognition. It refers both to the magnetic ink put in toner cartridges used for printing checks and it also refers to the
specialized font (E-13B) used to print the account number, routing number, and
check number on the bottom of checks. bank code line printed in a specialized font at the bottom of all checks.
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What is Wellspring Software's MICR standard? |
When printing checks using PrintBoss with a LaserJet printer, the MICR line is printed according to all of the American Banking Association's (ABA) requirements.
In some cases, a slight adjustment can be made in PrintBoss to locate the MICR
line properly if the printer being used is not quite standardized relative to
left and top margin.
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