Well here's some good news: The new Static Control 4K "NeverTab" PCR....

I've had problems in the past with Static Control PCRs, but I must tell you folks...YOU HAVE TO GIVE THESE A TRY !!!!!

For all you doubters out there, look at the attachment. This is a typical "visual" comparison between the new Static Control PCR (on the right), and another aftermarket PCR (on the left).

Being a doubter myself (based on very painful experiences), I conducted some rather nasty testing to see if the hype was worthy. Here is some of what I did (I will not tell what else I tried to get these to fail):

1) P3015 (55A): Performed full yield test with two cartridges. Identical builds except one had the new NeverTab PCR and one had a FG PCR with (SEE THIS) cream applied. I stopped testing after @ 6008, 5% pages (Using ISO_IEC-19752_2004_PAGE, 5% PDF).

2) P4015n (64A): Performed 1000 page continuous (ISO_IEC_19752_2004_PAGE, 5% PDF) test on each, followed by 100 30%/50%/100% grey scale pages.

3) HP4000 (27X): Performed same testing as number 2) above, except I found and used the worse TAB intensive crappy toner I could find.

Every test came up similar to what you can see in the attachment.

Some Personal Notes:
1) The PCR design is physically much better--the outer end encapsulation issues of the past have been corrected.
2) MUCH less TAB (Toner Additive Buildup) than any other aftermarket PCR I've seen, and less than the OEM !!!!
3) DO NOT use ANY "cream conditioning" on the Static Control PCR--they don't need it. Just wipe them off with a lint free cloth and insert. Much quicker than using the (SEE THIS) Cream we've seen that works wonders on other aftermarket PCRs.
4) Don't take my word for it. TRY THESE FOR YOURSELF !!!!!

I tried my hardest to make these PCRs collect excessive TAB but failed.

Please try to keep your "Slam Static" comments silent until you have had a chance to try these yourself--I was surely surprised and delighted with the results.

The SCC part number is NVRTABPCR-4KOS