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Epson Launches Digital Fabric Printing site
Epson has introduced a new website to connect digital fabric printing technology with solutions, providing guidance for a range of digital printing applications including, dye-sublimation, direct-to-garment... -
TEKLYNX & Epson team on chemical labeling solution
Epson & TEKLYNX have announced a partnership to provide a turnkey solution for GHS-compliant chemical labeling.
With the increase in government regulations requiring the use of color—GHS-compliance... -
Epson’s New Flexible Packaging Press
Epson’s SurePress L-4533AW—designed to print prime labels and flexible packaging—has been unveiled at PackExpo, with availability for late 2017.
The 7-color, L-4533 digital label press... -
Epson 9800 printhead error message?
Wondering if I have damaged the electronics of my printhead while cleaning. Should I be getting an error message if this is the case? Thanks! -
Epson 9880, 11880, and 4900s + SpectroProofer
We have 4 total printers for sale in downtown NYC area.
1x Epson 9880 - Clean with more than 50% Ink.
1x Epson 11880
2x Epson 4900 with X-rite Spectroproofer (sold either separately,... -
Epson 7900 + ILS20 Spectroproofer issues
Hi, we are using EFI Fiery XF 6.3 to manage two Epson 7900 Spectroproofers that have an ILS20EPUV spectrophotometer on board. One printer is 5 years old and the other 2 years old. The spectros were installed... -
Violet is the New Black: Epson SureColor P-Series for Printing & Packaging Proofing
Violet Is the New Black: Epson SureColor P-Series for Commercial Printing and Packaging Proofing
By Richard Romano, Industry Analyst
One of the perennial challenges in any printing workflow is accurate proofing. Back in the day, when prepress workflows were still largely analog and film-based, proofing was not foolproof, so to speak, but color proofs generated from color-separated films gave a pretty accurate representation of what was going to come off press.
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Epson 9800 "empty" ink cartridges
Here's a tip to help save some money, and you get what you paid for in the first place.
As a lot of you may have experienced, the Epson 9800 (maybe some of the other models too?) will say... -
New Epson Firmware for SureColor T-Series
Epson has released enhanced firmware for its SureColor® T-Series large-format color printers: the T3270, T5270, T7270, T5270D, and T7270D.
Epson says the new features will simplify print... -
44 Inch Epson P10000 launches
Epson has introduced a 44-inch SureColor® P10000 wide-format printer, targeted to the display graphics and fine art photography markets.
For commercial and production print shops managing... -
Epson Redefines Fine Art Reproduction.
Epson has announced the introduction of the 64-inch SureColor® P20000 printer, successor to the Stylus® Pro 11880.
Epson says this a no-compromise printer, engineered for true high-production... -
Epson SureColor S-Series Printers Unveiled
Epson has introduced the SureColor® S-Series roll-to-roll solvent printers–the 64-inch production S40600, S60600 and S80600. This series targets the signage, vehicle graphics and fine art reproduction... -
GMG ColorProof v 5.6 (Calibrating new media)
I've been trying to add and calibrate a custom media for my Epson 4900 (With SpectroProofer) but I can't get my head around it!
I've downloaded and read all GMG tutorials on the subject but... -
Wide Format Printer Recommendations
I am looking for some recommendations on wide format printers - I require to print as large as A1 on all Matt, Gloss and Satin paper, approx 200gsm.
It will be predominately used for typographic... -
Epson Japanese Kozo Paper Thin - New Signature Worthy Fine Art Paper
Japanese Kozo Paper Thin - Fine Art Media for Ink Jet Printers
As a photographer, printmaker and developer of this new Signature Worthy Fine Art Paper from Epson I would like to draw your attention...
