On show will be the Lanier Pro C751 toner digital press, which Lanier sells under its OEM arrangement with Ricoh. Tempting specs of the light product engine include the ability to produce banners up to 630mm wide, AC Transfer, which boosts toner transfer, and advanced paper settings, enabling users to create and customise a paper library. The machine is also ideal for envelope printing and carbonless work.

With more than 20 sold nationally in an 18-month period, Lanier is confident of making further inroads into this market, which it initially entered with the C900 and C901.

At PacPrint, Lanier will launch the all-new Lanier CH-C1 Pro, featuring new chemical toner, VCSEL laser technology, elastic fusing belt, and LED-guided paper jam fix. It comes with Trained Customer Replaceable Units (TCRUs) – this means that operators can change or replace many key components within the engine themselves, rather than waiting for a service call. There is also a newly designed booklet finisher that incorporates a square-like fold for flatter booklet production.

Lanier Australia, www.lanier.com.au, Stand 0400

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