Supplies & Maintenance

If you’re considering investing in a laser printer, or perhaps you’ve recently made the switch, one of your greatest concerns is the ongoing costs, in particular toner. You know that toner isn’t cheap, and you might be asking yourself: “How long does toner really last?”

Whether you print occasionally or run a bustling office with high print demands, understanding toner lifespan is crucial for budgeting and planning.

At Strategic Technology Partners of Texas (STPT), we’ve been working with laser printers for nearly 40 years and know everything there is to know about toner. We’re dedicated to providing you with the insights you need to make informed decisions about your printing supplies.

In today's fast-paced world, we all know how vital it is to keep our equipment in top-notch condition to avoid any disruptions in our workflow. When it comes to printing, maintenance is key to ensuring consistent quality outputs. So, if you're facing any trouble replacing the fuser in your Xerox PrimeLink C9065, don't worry - we've got you covered!

We understand how overwhelming it can be, especially if you're new to this. That's why we've put together a step-by-step guide that is easy to follow, even for beginners. We'll walk you through the process, making it a breeze so you can return to focusing on your work with peace of mind.

Note: This guide can be used for the Xerox PrimeLink C9065/C9070 and for the Xerox Color C60/C70 models.

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 Imagine you and your partner standing on a beautiful beach, gazing into each other’s eyes as the golden sun dips into the clear blue water behind you. The warmth of the sand beneath your feet, the salty breeze in your hair, and how your partner’s smile lights up the entire scene—a moment frozen in time, etched forever in that photograph.

That's why we take photos - to capture and cherish life's precious occasions.

Because photographs are more than just snapshots, they’re portals to memories. Whether holding your new puppy in your arms on your parents’ old front porch or clasping your high school diploma with friends dressed in cap and gowns, these images permanently capture temporary moments.

In today’s digital age, taking a picture with your phone is easy, but having physical photos is equally important. Photo boards, framed family portraits, baby books, and professional prints allow us to relive those cherished memories.

One of the most common laptops for modern-day consumers is the Google Chromebook due to its affordability and simplicity. 

Students and teachers acclaim Chromebooks for their basic functionality, especially in the educational environment. These computers also function as a personal laptop for work or entertainment.     

As a long-time local print vendor, we monitor printing trends and the technology consumers use to print, scan, and copy their documents. 

Since Chromebooks have become a popular option for consumers, we wanted to dive in and answer the most pressing questions surrounding Chromebooks and printing.  

Can you print from a Chromebook? If so, how do you do it? Is it safe to do so?    

In this blog, we will use our industry insight to answer these questions and provide the information you need to start printing from a Chromebook in no time.  

Computers are an essential part of printing and work.

For the last forty years, computers and printers have been two key office fixtures that people depend on for vital data exchange.

At STPT, our expertise is in printers and Xerox office equipment. But, our time in the business has also taught us a thing or two about computers and their maintenance. Printers connect to your computer's network, so our STPT printer experts must have advanced computer technology knowledge to ensure your printer stays running.

However, all technology is prone to error and requires constant maintenance to continue functioning at a high level.

If you don't put the effort in now to keep your computer running smoothly, then you'll likely have to pay for that lack of effort later with steep replacement costs and extra maintenance fees.