Lanier LD 175
At the top of Lanier's departmental range sits the LD 175, the 75-page-per-minute-class twin of Ricoh's Aficio 2075 and the fastest machine Lanier dealers had to offer. Nothing in the lineup outruns it; this is the unit print rooms and nonstop office floors are built around. Its supply matches the brief — the Type 6110D black toner cartridge, 885400, rated up to 43,000 pages of continuous output.
Machines like this are bought as infrastructure. The LD 175 anchors a building's document flow, and the people who run it measure supplies in uptime, not units. That the flagship burns the same cartridge as the smaller Lanier and Ricoh models below it is a quiet operational gift: the print room's shelf, the department's shelf and the spare-parts shelf can all be the same shelf.
Toner Cartridges for Lanier LD 175
| Cartridge | Color | Page Yield |
|---|---|---|
| Type 6110D (885400) | Black | Up to 43,000 pages |
| Type 6110D (885400) 2 Pack | Black | Up to 43,000 pages per cartridge |
| Type 6110D (885400) 4 Pack | Black | Up to 43,000 pages per cartridge |
Which cartridge should you buy?
For a machine that other people's deadlines depend on, the single cartridge is a starting point, not a strategy. One Type 6110D covers up to 43,000 pages, but at LD 175 speeds a heavy week moves through toner at a pace that punishes just-in-time ordering. The 2 pack is the working minimum for most flagship placements — one cartridge in the machine, one in the room. Print rooms and central reprographics setups, or sites running several family machines, should default to the 4 pack: fewer orders, a buffer against delivery delays, and the same cartridge serving every unit on the floor.
Chip, toner and everyday use
The compatible cartridge's chip is recognized by the LD 175 at installation, so level reporting works from the first page. Bear in mind the 43,000-page figure is set at about 5% coverage; the long, dense runs typical of a flagship machine will draw toner faster than light office work does. When density drops, rock the cartridge gently side to side to redistribute what remains — often enough to finish the job in hand. Spares keep best sealed, flat and away from heat, ready for a swap that should take minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which toner does the Lanier LD 175 use?
The Ricoh Type 6110D black cartridge, part number 885400 — identical to the supply for the Ricoh Aficio 2075 it twins with.
How often will a print room change this cartridge?
Each cartridge is rated up to 43,000 pages at standard coverage, but a 75-class machine in production use cycles through them on its own schedule — which is why production environments buy the 4 pack and treat toner as a stocked consumable, not an order-on-demand item.
Does the LD 175 use any other consumable from this page?
No — the listings above are the toner cartridges for this machine, in single, 2 pack and 4 pack form. One part number covers it.
What if a compatible cartridge fails early?
It is covered by a 1-year warranty with 1-year returns, so an early failure is replaced under the policy rather than written off.
More printers that use the same cartridges
The flagship shares its cartridge with the full departmental family across all four badges:
6002, 660SP, 675, 7502, Aficio 1060, Aficio 1075, Aficio 2051, Aficio 2051SP, Aficio 2060, Aficio 2060SP, Aficio 2075, DSM651, DSM651SP, Lanier LD 060, Lanier LD 075, Lanier LD 151, Lanier LD 160, Savin 2560, Savin 2575, Savin 4051SP, Savin 4060SP, Savin 4075
