The Total Green Office Solution
Optional Fax Capabilities
Enhance the multi-functional power of the Lanier
LD130C/LD130CSR/LD140C/LD140CSR with optional
fax capabilities. Advanced technologies remove time
and cost from the fax process.
• Increase the speed of your fax communications and greatly reduce
phone line costs with a Super G3 fax modem that transmits an
average page in two seconds or less.
• Transfer incoming fax messages to selected e-mail addresses,
so users can receive and review documents from any
PC—even if they are away from their offices.
• Send or receive faxes electronically with Internet (T.37) faxing
or PC-based LAN faxing. Users can also select IP (T.38) and
Super G3 faxing for quick delivery to conventional fax numbers.
Lanier Managed Document
Services
Lanier’s Managed Document Services (MDS)
is a powerful way to streamline your document
management environment. MDS enables control
of output-related costs and assets and optimizes
the fleet. Through on-site and off-site services,
MDS improves workflow, productivity and
end-user experiences.
• Control expenses with the Lanier LD130C/LD130CSR/LD140C/
LD140CSR, which provide a powerful combination of high
productivity, long-lasting reliability and low total cost of
ownership (TCO).
• Consolidate copying, printing, scanning and document
management into a single device, with a smaller footprint
and one set of consumables.
• Place the appropriate device for the right applications with
these systems and others—all part of our extensive line of
Lanier products.
LD130C/LD130CSR/LD140C/LD140CSR
Lanier’s manufacturer was recently named one of the “Global
100 Most Sustainable Corporations in the World” for the sixth
consecutive year.
Lanier continues its long-standing
commitment to developing office solutions with
environmentally friendly and superior energy- and
supply-saving features, without compromising
productivity.
Produce presentation-quality proposals, financial reports and
other professional business documents with a space-saving
internal finisher.
