The S-Series of devices include the S30675, 50675 and 70675 wide-format inkjets.
Epson’s SureColor S30765
Sys-Con reported on the launch of the new range, which Epson says will “deliver leading performance and unparalleled image quality” for wide-format applications. The machines are 64-inch solvent inkjets, and feature PrecisionCore TFP printheads to offer “reliability, durability and image quality”, having been “designed and manufactured by Epson from the ground up”.
The 30675 and 50675 feature UltraChrome GS2 inks, including a newly-formulated cyan, while the 70675 features the UltraChrome GSX inks with new cyan, light-cyan and orange plus. The 50675 also includes Epson’s new microweave print mode for “higher production speeds”. All three machines also feature media and take-up reel systems, while the 30675 has a speed of 140 square feet per hour; the 50675 a speed of 240 square feet per hour; and the 70675 a speed of 190 square feet per hour.
Matt McCausland, Epson’s Associate Product Manager for Professional Imaging, commented: “Epson prides itself on listening to the needs of the market. Our customers know what they want and we applied their feedback to expand the capabilities of the new SureColor S-Series printers.
“Leveraging an all new print head and reformulated ink chemistry, the SureColor S-Series accommodates a broad range of indoor and outdoor applications, producing quality output, quickly, with the most expansive colour gamut available on the market today.”
The S30675 and S70675 are available now, and the S50675 will be available in June 2015, at respective prices of $14,995 (€14,044), $19,995 (€18,727) and $22,995 (€21,537).