Product News New enclosure range from
Lasnek increases printer lifespan Stainless steel cable management manufacturer Lasnek has announced the arrival of its new range of robust printer enclosures, which are designed to improve safety and increase the lifespan of industrial printers used in production facilities.
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esigned for use on any fl at surface with a clam shell or swing top industrial printer, the 304 stainless steel printer enclosures feature a wealth of user-friendly benefi ts to help increase the lifespan of printing equipment. Fitted with a reversible door for either left-hand or right-hand opening, the unique 270-degree hinge arrangement allows the door to be folded back against the side and held securely with a door clamp. This provides a safe and convenient solution for when the printer is in operation. Furthermore, for added ease of use, a stainless-steel shelf on runners enables a smooth
withdrawal of the printer for paper changes or setup.
Designed to prevent cable damage from shelf withdrawal and insertion, the latest range also includes a fl exible cable ducting system to hold the power cable
and, where applicable, communication cables in position at all times. For printers having an external power supply, a fi xed bracket is provided to the rear, positioning cables away from any moving parts.
Manufactured to IP65, the latest range of printer enclosures from Lasnek are available
in two sizes to accommodate a selection of industrial printers from Zebra, Honeywell, Sato and Toshiba, and include entry points for power and communication cables and anti-tilt fi xing brackets to securely fi t the enclosure to the chosen surface.
www.lasnek.com 01582 425 777
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