Banners + Awnings

Epson Dye-Sub Printer

For production of flags, banners, home furnishings and apparel.

Published

10 years ago

February 11, 2014

Steve Aust Signs of the Times April 2014 Issue

Epson (Long Beach, CA) is presenting its 64-in.-wide, Epson® SureColor™ F7170 printer that extends its line of F-Series dye-sublimation printers designed for production of flags, banners, home furnishings and apparel. The F7170 features Epson’s 1-in.-wide, MicroPiezo® TFP® printhead and its UltraChrome® DS ink system. The printhead features 360 nozzles per channel (capable of handling ten separate ink channels) and low-vibration meniscus control for accurate ink-dot shape and placement. It also features Wasatch’s SoftRIP TX (it allows you to start printing “out-of-the-box”), a newly designed take-up reel and substrate system for transfer paper and textile applications, a high-capacity ink tank (with refillable bags); and a new post-platen heater that accelerates print drying times.
(562) 981-3440; www.epson.com.

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