Epson will introduce its new production-class SureColor T7760D dual-roll technical printer for the first time at Sydney Build 2022, Australia's leading construction, architecture and infrastructure expo (ICC, Darling Harbour, 1 - 2 June). The T7760D is set to be released in Australia in July.
SureColor T7760D dual-roll printer
The SureColor T7760D combines a compact footprint with flexible media handling and a high print speed, says an Epson press release.
"It is designed for companies who want to produce large-format colour drawings and posters in moderate to high volume. The SureColor T7760D is particularly suited to construction, retail and print-4-pay applications. It uses 6 inks that come in large cost-effective cartridges with an additional red to enhance the colour gamut.
"Integrated high-speed hardware-based Postscript enables fast and accurate image reproduction via drag-n-drop from the desktop or direct from a USB device.
"The SureColor T7760D features dual-roll support with the second roll also able to be used as an auto take up. There is also an integrated pull-out media bin and an optional flat sheet stacker.
"The T7760D is targeted to be released in Australia in July, so visitors to Sydney Build will be the first to see this new generation production-class SureColor T-Series printer in the flesh."
Also on display will be the SureColor T5460M (pictured below) and the T3160M. Developed from the ground up, the SureColor T-Series models include Epson’s latest PrecisionCore printhead which provides "outstanding image quality while enabling higher-speed performance than previous generation models. The SureColor T3160M compact industrial design provides a small footprint for space-constrained production environments."
Attendees to the Epson stand On stand G34 at Sydney Build will also be able to see the Epson WorkForce Pro WF-C879R workgroup printer in action on the stand.
WorkForce Pro WF-C879R
The WF-C879R uses up to 94 percent less power than comparable colour laser printers thanks to Epson’s Heat-Free Technology. "It not only lowers electricity costs but also requires fewer supplies to reduce the environmental impact. The simple printing process and high page yield ink reduces downtime, making businesses more efficient and productive."
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