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Epson’s All-New, High-Performance Resin Signage Printers
Epson Canada Ltd
Digital Printing
The first Epson signage printer to feature multi-purpose resin ink.
Featuring breakthrough resin inks for reliable colour consistency, the innovative Epson® SureColor® R-Series signage printers produce exceptional-quality prints for a diverse range of applications, with immediate lamination and high scratch resistance.
These 64" roll-to-roll signage printers with water-based resin ink consistently provide professional-quality wallpapers, fabrics, uncoated papers, and traditional signage at remarkable speeds.
Key Features
Exceptional quality printing and low total cost of ownership are just a few of the benefits:
• Immediate lamination and high scratch resistance increase total productivity
• State-of-the-art PrecisionCore printhead delivers high-quality, consistent colour job-to-job and panel-to-panel
• User-replaceable printhead
• Epson Edge Print and Epson Control Dashboard
UltraChrome® RS Ink Technology
Designed for SureColor R-Series signage printers, Epson UltraChrome RS Ink delivers astounding image quality. This 6-colour water-based resin ink set offers reliable colour consistency on a diverse range of applications:
• Vibrant 6-colour aqueous resin ink set (CMYKLclm); also includes optimizer and maintenance liquid
• Reliable colour consistency - delivers consistently high image quality for repeat jobs, brand colours, wall tiling applications, and more
Visit an Epson Certified Solution Centre for an in-person or virtual demo.
https://epson.ca/epson-technology-center-request-a-virtual-demo-form
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