What’s New: Epson UK
Looking forward to the future W
In terms of the support Epson’s wide format print portfolio can offer customers, the answer is ‘yes, what’s the question?’.
hile the last several months has put many business owners and their companies in a challenging position – faced with a short- term market contraction and, in many respects, an unclear view of where the future of the market will be in the medium term, Epson has not stopped working with its partners to better understand how its products and future product roadmaps can meet the needs of customers as many redefine and reshape themselves as they come out of the pandemic. Epson’s commitment in this sense is supported by the c$1.2m investment into R&D spent globally each day and the string of new products Epson has introduced over 2020.
SureColor SC-P900
● SureColor SC-P900 and SureColor SC-P700 photo printers developed for professionals, semi-professionals and ambitious amateur photographers. Its black enhance overcoat technology for finer detail and texture delivers high quality results.
SureColor SC-R5000
This year alone, Epson has launched... ● SureColor SC-R5000 resin ink solution that offers print service providers and creative design agencies the ability to produce a wide range of signage and high value
applications with environmentally friendly, outstanding results. ● SureColor SC-V7000 suited to sign makers looking to expand their offering and produce high quality UV signage. The UV flatbed printer, with up to 2.5x1.25m print capability prints directly on to a wide range of substrates up to 80mm thick including acrylics, polycarbonates, PVC, aluminium, metal, polyester, foamboard, styrene, wood and stone. ● Three new professional solutions in the LFP technical printer range. They are the SureColor SC-T3405 and the SureColor SC-T3405N 24in (A1) printers, one for a desktop and the other with a stand; and the SureColor SC-T5405, a new 36in (A0) floor-standing printer. ● Compact, reliable and affordable SureColor SC-T3100M and SC-T5100M 3-in-1 printers that do not compromise on capability. The series is suited to technical drawing, plotting CAD, GIS maps and printing a range of assets for the retail and hospitality sectors. ● SureColor SC-T2100 cost effective entry-level large format printer ideal for printing technical and CAD drawings in great detail up to 24in.
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For the textile printing sector there were these new portfolio additions... ● Monna Lisa ML-8000 next-generation digital textile printer with high print quality, productivity, stable operation and minimal downtime, allowing easy operation for an affordable price. It is the ideal printer for companies looking to move into digital printing. ● Epson’s first 76in large-format printer – the sophisticated SureColor SC-F10000 – a dye sublimation printer that has been developed for the textile production market where high productivity, speed and reliability are critical. Its numerous applications include fashion, sportswear, home furnishings, promotional goods and soft signage. ● SureColor SC-F3000 direct to garment (DTG) printer offering a low total cost of ownership (TCO) for mid/ large garment production businesses and T shirt suppliers. It is ideal for businesses that demand high levels of accuracy, quick turnaround times, and the ability to produce customers’ complex designs on a variety of garments. ● SureColor SC-F100 A4 desktop dye sublimation printer ideally suited to small business and start-ups looking to expand their product offering into the promotional goods sector. Epson is looking forward to the continued momentum print will to have across businesses and as ever, looks forwards to working with its partners to put Epson at the forefront of end-user success.
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