Epson’s multifunction models, SureColor T-Series T5760DM 36-inch and T7760DM 44-inch dual-roll wide-format MFP printers delivering higher speed print, scan, copy and share functionality, are now available in Australia and New Zealand.
All SureColor T-Series MFP models share the same key features as the other models in the range, which include the latest 2.64-inch PrecisionCore, improved usability, streamlined workflows and media handling, Adobe’s Embedded Print Engine as standard, dual rolls, built-in take-up reel for roll-to-roll printing, complete front operation and easy automatic roll loading.
The new MFP models also share the same compact industrial design with a flat top providing a small footprint for space-constrained production environments.
The two new models incorporate an advanced high-speed integrated 36-in scanner which opens automatically when selecting either copy or scan mode, allowing printing to continue.
The scanner supports scan and copy functionality with network and direct USB, and included is a 960GB SSD for file storage in various formats.
It features a dual light source to ensure the best possible imaging, even on aged and creased documents. It also incorporates advanced CIS with RGB filters to reproduce accurate colours and recognise highlighter and pen-based markings even with fluorescent ink.
The SureColor T5760DM 36-inch and T7760DM 44-inch machines deliver posters and POP displays at speeds over 27 sqm/h and CAD and technical drawings at production-class speeds over 130 sqm/h.
Epson said the new line delivers a range of features designed to “revolutionise business productivity”, including advanced performance, superior image quality with UltraChrome XD3 6-colour inks, seamless, dual-roll productivity, easy setup and operation, Epson Cloud Solution PORT, versatile media, connectivity and enhanced security features.
All printers are available now from authorised Epson dealers in the region.
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