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Epson SureLab SL-D700 Six Color Printer

28.04.2015

Epson has introduced a new addition to its line of commercial photo printers - the first compact six-color Epson SureLab SL-D700 printer, capable of working with a wide range of media and formats. The device is economical, making the Epson SureLab SL-D700 ideal for event photographers, private photo shops, small photo labs and copy shops, as well as companies involved in the production of panoramic images, postcards and other custom printed products.

The Epson SureLab SL-D700 stands out among sublimation printers that can only print on a limited number of media because of Epson's versatile inkjet technology, the company says. This model is capable of printing on a wide range of media from 10-21 cm wide and 8,9-100 cm long, including glossy photo papers, chandeliers and matte paper-based media. In addition to regular photos, the Epson SureLab SL-D700 can also print postcards, invitations, flyers, and promotional brochures. The versatility of the device allows copy shops and photo labs to expand their business through related printing services, attracting new revenues while maintaining an affordable cost per print, the company says. The print speed for a 6x4-inch image is 360 sheets/hour for standard quality and 180 sheets/hour for maximum quality.

"Epson SureLab SL-D700 is a successor of the previously released Epson SureLab SL-D3000 printer for large volumes of photo products. The new device is compact and designed for printing short and medium runs, which makes it convenient for installation in retail kiosks," said Ekaterina Atroshkina, product manager "At the same time, the Epson SureLab SL-D700 is a mobile photo lab that can be used to print photos at events, without limiting yourself in the quality of prints and the range of media."

Epson SureLab SL-D700 is economical because it does not require frequent maintenance and replacement of parts. A strong and durable cutter blade will reduce downtime and repair costs, as well as ensure consistently high product quality.

Epson's Micro Piezo printing technology produces bright, sharp images. When combined with Epson UltraChrome D6-S inks, the Epson SureLab SL-D700 printer can reproduce a wide range of colors. The high resolution of 1440dpi x 720dpi, printing droplets of various sizes and precise droplet positioning allows the device to produce sharper prints.

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