Among new products on show at FESPA will be SureColor P Series and SC-S8100 64-inch large format eco solvent signage printer
Epson Europe will have a special focus on personalisation and sustainable printing technologies on its stand (A20 in Hall 2.2) at FESPA next week.
Chris Davies from Epson Europe’s Commercial & Industrial printing division explains, “We aim to inspire businesses to make the most of our printing technologies to create distinctive and beautiful personalised items while being more environmentally responsible. We’ll be showing how our printing technologies can work on a wide range of different surfaces and materials to create beautifully designed and colourful personalised items.”
New products shown for the first time at FESPA this year include the SC-S8100 64-inch large format eco solvent signage printer, complementing the SC-S7100 and SC-S9100 professional signage printers; and the new SureColor P7300 (24-inch) and P9300 (44-inch) photo printers, that have been designed to meet the needs of the retail photography, proofing, and fine art markets.
Highlights on the Epson stand include the latest new products in textile printing, dye-sublimation, signage and professional photo:
Textile Printing and Dye-Sublimation:
- SC-F9500H: This 64-inch dye-sublimation printer is designed for textile printing replacing the previous SureColor F9400 and SC-F9400H models. With a compact design that saves over 300mm in height and a new larger PrecisionCore MicroTFP printhead, it achieves productivity gains of up to 30% in 4C mode.
- SC-G6000: This marks Epson’s inaugural entry into the Direct-to-Film (DTFilm) market. A roll-to-roll printer, it offers a strong alternative to existing models, featuring an automated fabric wiping system that ensures minimal manual maintenance, making it an efficient choice for high-volume production.
Signage:
- Epson announces the launch of the SC-S8100 with six colours (CMYK Lc, Lm). This is the newest member of the next-generation lineup of 64-inch large format eco solvent signage printers. Joining the recently introduced SC-S7100 and SC-S9100, the SC-S8100 is the successor to the S60600 series, designed to meet the evolving demands of signage professionals with higher quality, productivity and improved reliability compared to its predecessor.
- The new SC-S8100 joins the recently announced SC-S7100, and the S9100 completes the range of 64-inch eco solvent signage printers. The SC-S7100 is an eco-solvent printer is built on the success of the SC-S40600, providing excellent 4-colour print quality, productivity and reliability. The SC-S9100 is a compact 64-inch signage printer featuring Epson’s own Edge Print Pro print management software, enhancing the production of professional displays for high quality signage, POS, wallcoverings, and vehicle wrappings. The 11-colour ink setup including the new green provides a broader colour gamut.
Photo Printing:
- On stand will be Epson’s new SureColor P7300 (24-inch) and P9300 (44-inch) photo printers. The two new photo printers cater to the retail photography, proofing, and fine art markets, and will join the TIPA award-winning 17-inch SC-P5300 in offering an extended range of premium quality printers for photo professionals.
Other printers on stand include:
- SureColor SC-P20500: A 64-inch printer, designed for high-quality fine art photography, posters, and indoor signage.
- SureColor F10000H: A robust dye-sublimation printer featuring jumbo roll capabilities and additional orange and violet inks will also be on display.
- Epson’s extensive range of personalisation and micro-production printers, including the hybrid DTG/DTFilm SureColor F1000 and its latest compact UV flatbeds—SureColor V1000 and V2000—designed to support creative professionals in producing unique, beautiful, high-quality items.
Sustainable Fashion Focus:
Epson reaffirms its commitment to promoting sustainable fashion within the textile printing sector and this year will showcase our direct-to-fabric Monna Lisa range. An area of the stand will highlight how Epson’s technology can facilitate more sustainable production processes. This will include examples of fashion items produced using Epson’s ML-13000 and pigment inks which can reduce water consumption by up to 97% in the printing process, compared with analogue printing, encouraging the industry to adopt more sustainable practices.