DACORA: Epson innovations presented for the first time at All2Print Show!
DACORA, a leader in providing complete solutions, equipment, materials/applications and service in the signage and advertising production industry, presents at All2Print Show the latest printing solutions from Epson: the SureColor® S eco-solvent series, the first Epson DTF printer – SureColor® G6000, and the new SureColor® F series for sublimation, designed for performance, sustainability and unlimited creativity.
The new Epson SureColor® S eco-solvent series
Remarkable print quality at impressive speeds.
The new Epson S series delivers photo-quality printing and an exceptionally wide colour gamut: the S9100 has 11 colours, the S8100 – 6 colours and the S7100 – 4 colours. These new models feature a new print head technology for higher speeds, an improved PrecisionCore Micro TFP print head with more nozzles and nozzle verification technology for optimal performance. The new SC-S series also incorporates features such as larger ink packs, user-replaceable print heads and advanced media feeding for reliable handling of different media types.
Epson’s first DTF printer
Unlimited possibilities for textiles with the robust SureColor® G6000 DTF printer. The G6000 is equipped with a PrecisionCore® Micro TFP® print head with nozzle verification technology, as well as a high-capacity ink system with UltraChrome® DF inks. The SureColor® G6000 reliably delivers stunning, vibrant colours and precise details, with amazing clarity.
The new Epson SureColor® F series for sublimation
Epson presents the SureColor® F9500 and SC-F9500H printers, the successors to the F9400 models, with significant improvements in productivity, image quality and ease of use. The SureColor® F9500 and F9500H exceed expectations in terms of quality, thanks to UltraChrome® DS inks. The F9500H offers additional configurations, including fluorescent inks for vibrant applications and light colours for reduced graininess. The orange and violet colours extend the colour gamut by up to 20% and can reduce ink consumption compared with CMYK.
