Epson has launched a new line of SureColor P-Series production-class photographic and graphic art wide-format printers, designed specifically for high-volume photo fulfillment, retail photo labs and poster and graphic art production.
The new production-class SureColor P-Series 24” and 44” models are slated for launch this year, with the SureColor P8570D 44” dual roll printer available first. Leveraging Epson’s largest 2.64” PrecisionCoreMicroTFP printhead and six-colour UltraChrome PRO6 pigment inks, Epson’s new photographic printer line enables higher-speed performance than previous generation models while providing outstanding image quality.
The space-saving design provides a small footprint for space-constrained production environments. The latest models also include several new features that improve workflow and media handling – including dual roll, built-in take-up reel for roll-to-roll printing, complete front operation, easy automatic roll loading and optional, adjustable production stackers.
The new series of printers have a range of features designed to meet the needs of demanding print service providers, including: a 2.64” PrecisionCoreMicroTFP printhead, enabling the printer to be up to 2.3 times faster than the SureColor P8000. The automatic roll loading automatically switches between two media types or sizes, or a second roll can be used as a take-up reel for roll-to-roll production, printing on a wide range of media, including roll, photo, fine art, canvas, and rigid poster board up to 1.5 mm thick.
The configurable 4.3” touchscreen control panel allows for simple operation, automated routine maintenance and convenient self-service for long-term operation.
Outstanding image quality with six colorsUltraChrome PRO6 pigment ink with Gray produces vibrant, rich colorful prints with smooth gradations and neutral black-and-white images that “rival comparable eight-color printers”
Adobe Embedded Print Engine with four on-board Intel Atom CPUs provides up to three times faster processing of complicated data and accurate printing of transparent layers, with PDF RIP resolution up to 1,200 dpi
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