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Epson announces its first A4 dye sublimation printer
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or small business and start- ups looking to expand their product offering into the promotional goods sector, Epson has launched SureColor SC-F100.
With the footprint of an A4 desktop printer, this dye sublimation printer is perfect for producing promotional and personalised goods such as mugs, key fobs, phone covers and other small merchandise items, when desk space is at premium. It also meets the needs of textile
producers who want to create bespoke products such as caps, aprons, lanyards and small cushions.
SureColor SC-F100
The SC-F100 offers fast turnaround times for product production and a low total cost of ownership (TCO) to small businesses and it requires no specialist knowledge to set up, operate or maintain. The 140ml ink bottles provide a lower cost alternative to cartridge-based inks. The SC-F100 forms part of Epson’s complete and reliable end- to-end printing solution, which includes inks, driver and paper, all designed to work together. Further peace of mind is assured
with a one-year or 6,000 sheet warranty,
whichever comes first. Tom Owers, product manager, Epson Europe, said: “Following on from the hugely successful SC-F500 launched in 2019, the SC-F100 is a great new addition to Epson’s dye sublimation line-up. It will enable more businesses to expand into the increasingly popular promotional goods market.
Users don’t have to be experts to operate the printer – print jobs can be sent via WiFi using Epson’s
dedicated driver. With the new Epson Cloud Solution PORT platform also enabled, users can keep an eye on print job costs and track usage over time.”
The launch of this A4 dye sublimation printer, follows the recent launches of the new SureColor SC-V7000UV, an LED flatbed signage printer, and the SureColor SC-R5000, a resin ink large format printer.
●For more information on any of these printers visit
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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