Historically, some of L-Tron’s most successful projects have stemmed from the ideas and requirements of our clients.
Our ability to listen to our clients, collaborate with them and respond accordingly sets us apart. How do we work with our customers? How does L-Tron incorporate client feedback into everything that we do?
The Printek® VehiclePro 420 is a 4” mobile printer designed specifically for on-the-go public safety applications. Once safely installed in the patrol vehicle’s center console, the VP420 requires minimal space, yet performs significant functions to assist Officers in serving and protecting their communities. Discover more about Printek’s VehiclePro 420 Printers here..
Meet the Printek® Interceptor 80 Mobile Printer. The I80 is a compact, full-page thermal printer that fits securely and safely into the patrol car. It’s intuitive and easy-to-use, making it simple for Officers to print important documents – without having to give their printer a second thought.
Meet our newest team member, Mark Conrad! Mark joins our engineering team – discover more about his role at L-Tron and a few of his quirks..
On a weekly basis, our Law Enforcement team speaks with agencies looking for mobile printers, printer paper and eCitation equipment. Whether they are printing e-tickets, accident reports, or other types of forms on the roadside, we hear the same questions asked again, and again. This Thermal Media FAQs blog is meant to answer the biggest questions you have about mobile printing and media.
This particular blog is intended to answer some of the most frequently asked questions we hear about the 4910LR. What is a driver’s license scanner? What other equipment do you need? What software is the 4910LR compatible with? Read on for more…
Welcome to our newest team member, Kathy Krager! Kathy joins us as a Customer Care Specialist. You can find her within the L-Tron office fielding phone calls, answering the door and responding to emails. Whether you’re a client or a colleague, Kathy strives to connect you with the right person, and make sure your concerns are heard.
Meet our newest OSCR360 team member, Ben Peay.
Police Week dates back to 1962, when President Kennedy established Peace Officers Memorial Day on May 15th, and the week surrounding the date as National Police Week.
Sixty years later, the observance has grown significantly, as supporters recognize Law Enforcement Officers in cities and towns nationwide. The focal point of Police Week, however, occurs in Washington, D.C., where tens of thousands of visitors honor Officers and pay tribute to the fallen.
With space maximization and safety at the forefronts of their minds, Havis engineers developed the VSX Console for law enforcement SUVs, including the Chevy Tahoe and Ford Interceptor.
Check out the benefits of the new Havis VSX Console – which makes your patrol car equipment look like it’s built directly in your vehicle.