Lanier LD130C

Lanier's LD130c is the Lanier-badged counterpart of Ricoh's compact MP C300-class color MFP — a space-saving print, copy, scan and fax system built for small workgroups. The engine is shared, so the toner is shared too: the C300 family, with black at Ricoh part 841295 and cyan at part 841296.

For a small workgroup, the LD130c packs four office functions into one compact cabinet, and the Lanier badge sits on proven Ricoh hardware. That shared engineering is practical rather than trivia: it means the machine draws on one of the most widely stocked compatible toner families in this catalogue, so keeping it fed is never a special order.

Toner Cartridges for Lanier LD130C

Cartridge	Color	Page Yield
841295	Black	See product page
841296	Cyan	See product page

Which cartridge should you buy?

Buying for the LD130c starts with recognizing the badge swap: you order the C300 family by its Ricoh part numbers. The black 841295 is the everyday reorder for text-heavy offices and the cartridge to keep a spare of. The cyan 841296 is an independent cartridge, replaced alone when its channel runs low, with no need to disturb the other colors. Because the identical cartridges feed the Ricoh Aficio C230 and C240 models and the MP C300 and C400 series listed below, a workgroup that later adds a Ricoh-badged sibling does not need a second supply shelf. Check the product pages for current yields, and size your spares to your own color mix.

Chip, toner and everyday use

The LD130c reads the chip on each C300 cartridge as it seats, reporting levels per color on the panel so a low position announces itself before it runs dry. Cartridges are position-keyed — always match the cartridge to its labeled color slot. Quoted yields rest on roughly 5% coverage of that color, so photo-heavy printing will move a cartridge faster than the estimate. If one color starts to streak, reseating that cartridge after a gentle rock usually settles the toner inside it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a Lanier LD130c really take Ricoh cartridges?

Yes. The LD130c is the Lanier-badged version of Ricoh's compact color platform and uses the C300 family — black 841295, cyan 841296 — exactly as the Ricoh-badged models do.

Which cartridge do I replace when blue-greens start to fade?

The cyan, part 841296. It is a standalone cartridge, so the swap touches nothing else in the set and the other colors keep their remaining life.

What else do these cartridges fit?

The whole compact color family below — the Aficio C230 and C240 pairs, the MP C300 and C400 lines and the other Lanier LD models — all run on the same C300 stock.