Lanier launched the Lanier LP275hdn, a monochrome laser printer that delivers 75 pages per minute with image quality up to 1,200 dpi. This printer is specifically designed for production work in data centers, host print environments, central reprographics departments (CRDs), and departmental workgroups. It will be available immediately.
“Production users expect speed, quality, and seamless connectivity,” said Dominic Pontrelli, vice president of Marketing for Lanier. “The Lanier LP275hdn printer delivers all of these capabilities, plus more finishing options than end-users expect from a system in this price range.”
The LP275hdn is equipped to integrate smoothly in PC and Macintosh networks, and it features enhanced connectivity tools to support a wide range of host printing data streams. Productivity remains high with 75 ppm output, image quality up to 1,200 dpi, built-in duplexing, and a total paper capacity of 8,200 sheets with all trays and options.
“The LP275hdn is an ideal printer for end-users that want high productivity and professional document finishing for mid-volume workloads in virtually any production environment,” Pontrelli said. “It provides an exceptional combination of reliability, security, and performance.”
Finishing options include a 3,000-sheet finisher with stapling and hole punching, a 3,000-sheet saddle stitch finisher, and a cover interposer for inserting preprinted full-color covers. Document security features include network authentication, 128-bit print data encryption, a virtual electronic mailbox, and the optional DataOverwriteSecurity System.
