Lanier 120SPF

Network scanning, printing and fax sit alongside copying in the Lanier 120SPF, the rebadged Aficio 2020SPF — a connected workgroup's entire document workflow running through a single network drop on the family's fastest engine. Strip away the badge and it asks for the same supply as its Ricoh twin: the black Type 1130D cartridge, ordered by part number 888215 and rated for approximately 9,000 pages. The compatible cartridge below is stocked as a single, a 2-pack and a 4-pack.

A networked machine has no single owner, and that changes its supply habits. Anyone on the workgroup can print to it, scan from it or receive a fax on it, so its page count climbs in ways nobody individually notices — until the toner warning lands on a shared screen at an awkward moment. Offices that run a 120SPF happily usually appoint one person to own the spare cartridge the way someone owns the meeting-room calendar: quietly, and before it becomes a problem.

Toner Cartridges for Lanier 120SPF

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
Type 1130D (888215)	Black	Approx. 9,000 pages
Type 1130D (888215) 2 Pack	Black	Approx. 9,000 pages per cartridge
Type 1130D (888215) 4 Pack	Black	Approx. 9,000 pages per cartridge

Which cartridge should you buy?

Plan for the group's volume, not any one user's. A shared 120SPF absorbs month-end spikes, bulk scan-to-print jobs and everyday printing from a dozen desks, so the 2-pack — one cartridge working, one waiting — is the natural baseline for this model. Step up to the 4-pack if the machine serves a large team or sits in a corridor where several groups share it; the per-cartridge price is the lowest of the three listings and the cartridges are identical. Singles fit only a small team with light habits. Every listing holds the same Type 1130D unit at the same approximately 9,000-page rating.

Chip, toner and everyday use

Keep the spare where the machine is, not in a central store across the building — a shared device that stops at 4 p.m. needs its cartridge within arm's reach. Stored sealed, flat and away from heat, a spare waits patiently for months. On fitting day, remove the protective seal completely, give the cartridge a few gentle side-to-side rocks so the toner distributes evenly, and slide it home until it seats. If the first prints look faint, another gentle leveling usually settles it. And when you estimate how long a cartridge should last the group, remember the rating basis: roughly 9,000 pages at about 5% coverage, with dense pages shortening real-world life.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which toner does the Lanier 120SPF use?

The black Type 1130D cartridge, part number 888215, rated for approximately 9,000 pages. It feeds printing, copying and printed faxes from the one unit.

Will a cartridge sold for the Ricoh Aficio 2020SPF fit this Lanier?

Yes. The 120SPF is that Ricoh platform under the Lanier badge, and both take the Type 1130D referenced by part number 888215. Badge differences stop at the front panel.

How many pages should our workgroup expect per cartridge?

Around the rated 9,000 pages at the standard 5% coverage. A group printing dense documents, forms or graphics will see fewer; a group printing mostly plain text emails and letters will land close to the rating.

Single, 2-pack or 4-pack for a shared network machine?

Start with the 2-pack so a spare is always beside the machine, and move to the 4-pack if the group is large or the machine is shared between teams. Singles leave a shared device one warning away from a standstill.