Colour Toner Refills for Konica Minolta QMS Magicolour 2400w / 2430dl / 2450 / 2500 / 2530 / 2550 series Toner Cartridges

• Print 5ppm colour and 20ppm mono A4
• Superior 2400dpi print quality
• High speed USB 2.0 interface
• 200 sheet multipurpose input tray
• MagiColour 2400 DeskLaser
• MagiColour 2400W
• MagiColour 2430
• MagiColour 2430DL*
• MagiColour 2400DL*
• MagiColour 2450DL*
• MagiColour 2500 series*
• MagiColour 2530 series*
• MagiColour 2550 series*

the magicolor 2430DL guarantees high speed laser printing right at your side. Thanks to a revolutionary fuser technology, the warm-up time is shortened to a mere 49 seconds, so your prints will come out instantly. Also all the page processing is done on the host computer. This will assure you of very quick prints. Together with the standard 10/100 BaseTX Ethernet card that integrates into any network and USB 2.0, the
magicolor 2430DL proves to be one of the fastest compact workgroup printers on the market today.


Small workgroups who often need to print pictures for professional documents now can save themselves a lot of time. The magicolor 2430DL is the first colour laser printer to offer direct photo print. Meaning you can print photo’s without use of a computer by simply connecting any PictBridge- compliant digital camera.

Small workgroups with several operation systems will benefit from the magicolor 2430DL. It comes with Ethernet standard, so it can be set on any network. Thanks to powerful Konica Minolta Raster Language technology, it is possible to print simultaneously from Windows, Mac3 and Linux networks. To meet your growing workgroup printing demands, the magicolor 2430DL can be equipped with low cost options such as a lower feeder to increase paper capacity to 700 and extra memory to enhance direct photo print performance and functionality. Add the automatic duplexer to create double-sided prints and start to reduce printing costs. The magicolor 2430DL proves a great scalable solution for such a compact printer.

With Chip technology on the cartridges this is more than just a small nuisance for refillers and recyclers. You don't have to be too cynical to question whether manufacturers do this deliberately to make it more difficult to recycle their cartridges and force end users to purchase new cartridges

The Evolution of Chip Technology
The emergence of cartridge computer chips has forever changed the toner cartridge aftermarket. Never before had there existed such an absolute "off" switch capable of positively locking out the aftermarket. Since their first widespread emergence in 1996, cartridge chips have exponentially grown in sophistication. Today, OEMs are utilizing the latest ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) designs, as well as cutting-edge encoding technologies. More information about the evolution of chip technology and Computer Chip Usage in Toner Cartridges will be added as and when we have it.