Epson large format signage printers offer sustainable solutions for advertisements

With companies competing for the most creative billboards and signages, Epson is introducing its large format printers as sustainable options.

Better and more sustainable signage printers from Epson

What does Epson larger format signage printers offer?

By being more creative and imaginative in their visual engagements, marketing firms are discovering more ways to incorporate engaging patterns, vibrant colors, and unique prints into the lives of consumers. The latest advances in printing technology, such as improved image processing software and high-density inks, are enabling these new applications to be supported by more sustainable methods that produce the striking images that businesses want.

These expanding printing applications are allowing print businesses all around Southeast Asia to contribute to the region's emergence of new signage trends. Businesses can now offer high-quality outputs on a wider range of paper types and materials by investing using the latest printer models in their stores. Modern machines are more efficient, precise, and versatile than previous generations. They also become more cost-effective over time, as firms spend less time on maintenance, complete jobs faster, and spend less on energy costs.

This new trend in printed adverts allows Epson to offer large format signage printers with the latest technologies including the Epson S-series and R-series. These printers create vibrant, high-quality prints thanks to Epson's PrecisionCore printhead technology.

Print tasks will maintain fine detail and fill an area quickly from the first printout. This is due to nearly double the resolution of traditional printheads and the capacity for each nozzle to create minuscule dot sizes on demand up to 50,000 times per second. This increases print quality with a larger range of inks, such as aqueous dyes, Eco-Solvent, and UV curable inks, as well as endurance on a variety of substrates.

By producing a larger variety of colors, the UltraChrome GS3 series eco-solvent and UltraChrome RS ink contribute to higher-quality images. As a result, the gloss level and color brightness are top-of-the-line. The amount of ink used per set is also lowered and the ink dries faster than previous iterations. 

It's also UL GREENGUARD Gold certified with low enough chemical emissions during printing to be safe for indoor use. In addition to producing less waste than typical ink cartridges, high-yield inks are better for the environment.

These new models offer great durability, precision, and long-term viability, making the printing process more cost-effective in the long run.

The company didn't reveal the SRPs of the product. Since these are machines that are likely for corporate use, don't expect them to be cheap.

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