Epson's four-colour printers provide a fantastic way to produce high-quality, vibrant prints for a wide range of applications. Whether printing photos, labels, posters or other colourful documents, Epson's use of PrecisionCore technology and pigment-based inks provides both durability and superior colour accuracy.
Properties |
Epson ColorWorks C6000Ae |
Epson ColorWorks C7500 |
Resolution | 300 x 600 DPI, 600 x 600 DPI, 600 x 1.200 DPI, 1.200 x 1.200 DPI, Max. 1.200 x 1.200 DPI | 600 x 1.200 DPI |
Max. print speed | 119 mm/sec at 300 x 600 DPI (print width 108 mm) | Max. 300 mm/sec at 600 x 1.200 DPI (print width 108 mm) |
Max. label width | Between 25mm – 112mm | Between 50mm – 112mm |
Measure | 340 x 565 x 326 mm (W x D x H) | 392 x 598 x 397 mm (W x D x H) |
Material types | Continuous label, Continuous paper, Die-cut label, Black label paper, Black label label | Die-cut label, Black label |
Nozzle configuration | 800 nozzles per color | 600 nozzles per color |
Printing method | PrecisionCore™ printhead | PrecisionCore MicroTFP Line Printer |
Max. print width | 108 mm | 108 mm |
Printing language | ESC/Label | ESC/Label, ZPL II (emulation) |
One of the biggest advantages of an Epson industrial colour printer is its high print quality. Epson uses its own PrecisionCore technology, which ensures that colour prints are sharp, accurate and durable, which is essential for labels and product labelling. This technology allows users to print detailed graphics, logos and photos with excellent colour reproduction and fine precision, improving brand presentation and traceability.
Another significant advantage is cost-effectiveness. Traditional colour printers, which use toner or ink cartridges, can be more expensive to run, especially for high-volume printing. Instead, Epson industrial printers use long-life ink systems that provide both lower running costs and higher print capacity. These printers also have advantages in terms of energy efficiency, helping to keep running costs down while being environmentally friendly.
Epson’s industrial colour printers can handle a wide range of label materials, from paper and plastic to synthetic surfaces, enabling them to be used for a wide range of applications, such as shipping labels, product labelling, warning labels and other logistics solutions. The printers also support a range of sizes and formats, making them adaptable to your specific business needs.
These printers are built to handle high-volume printing quickly without compromising quality, allowing companies to meet high production demands without risking bottlenecks in their production chain.
Epson color printers typically use pigment-based inks for high-quality prints. Pigment ink produces colors that are more durable and resistant to fading, water and smudging, making it ideal for long-term use, especially for labels and marketing materials. Some models, such as Epson ColorWorks, also use dye-based ink for certain applications.
Epson's industrial printers, which SureColor and ColorWorks series, are designed to handle high print volumes efficiently. They are equipped with advanced feeding systems and PrecisionCore technology, which allow the printers to print quickly and accurately for longer periods without losing quality. They also have features to reduce downtime, such as automatic ink refill systems and quick ink cartridge replacement.
Yes, many of Epson's colour printers are very versatile and can print on a variety of label materials, including paper, synthetic materials such as plastic and vinyl, and special coated surfaces. However, depending on the model and the characteristics of the material, there may be a need to adjust the printer settings to optimise the results.
Print times depend on the label size, resolution and specific printer model. Epson industrial printers can print labels in a very short time – some models have print speeds of up to 300 mm per second, which makes them very efficient at high print volumes.
No, replacing ink cartridges in Epson printers is relatively easy and user-friendly. The ink cartridges are designed to be easily accessible, and the process of replacing them does not require technical expertise. Many printers, such as the Epson ColorWorks series, have individual ink cartridges for each color, making it possible to replace one color at a time without wasting material.
Yes, many Epson printers allow you to print different sized labels on the same roll, which is particularly useful for businesses that need a flexible and efficient way to produce labels in varying formats. You can adjust the printer settings to handle the label size and layout, allowing you to produce labels with different dimensions in the same print session.
PrecisionCore is an advanced printhead technology used in many of Epson's printers, including their color printers. This technology provides high-resolution prints with fast speed and precise ink application. PrecisionCore technology uses microscopic ink droplets to create sharp and detailed images, allowing the printers to produce very high-quality prints even on small labels or complex graphics.
Yes, Epson color printers can print on pre-printed labels, but it is important to ensure that the labels are compatible with the printer (e.g. material and ink type). Pre-printed labels with a glossy or treated surface usually work well for color printing, but it may be a good idea to do some testing to ensure that the ink adheres properly and produces a good result.
Yes, Epson printers are generally compatible with many popular design programs such as Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW, Microsoft Word and other programs used to create labels and graphic designs. Many of Epson's label printers also come with driver software which makes it easy to design and print labels directly from your computer.
The biggest advantages of Epson's color printers for label production are: high print quality, fast printing speed, flexibility for different label materials, low operating cost, and easy useEpson printers are designed to handle high-volume label production efficiently and with high precision, making them ideal for both small and large businesses that need to produce professional labels quickly and economically.
Yes, Epson's four-colour (CMYK) printers can produce labels in a wide range of colours and patterns. Because they use four primary colours (cyan, magenta, yellow and black), the printer can mix these to recreate almost any colour, allowing you to create both simple and complex labels with high colour accuracy and detail.
Epson's four-colour printers provide a fantastic way to produce high-quality, vibrant prints for a wide range of applications. Whether printing photos, labels, posters or other colourful documents, Epson's use of PrecisionCore technology and pigment-based inks provides both durability and superior colour accuracy.
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