Unlike other manufacturers which use an indexing motor instead of a servo motor to drive the large turntable, Lamin still uses high quality servo motors. Using an indexing motor reduces the initial cost of building the machine but is less precise and requires adjustments that are not needed with a servo motor. Lamin's offset printer uses the Yokogawa Japan servo motor. This highly precise motor alows for the highest quality printing possible.

The two screen printing stations are also controlled by servo motors, eliminating the need to manually adjust the screens during setup. Lamin uses more servo motors then the other Taiwanese manufacturers because in the long run they provide lower operating costs. Servo motors also provide much more precision then manually adjusting the screen frames.