Epson combines outstanding flexibility with unrivaled 1,440 dpi resolutionto bring you the Pro 7500 large-format printer. With Micro Piezo technologyand six-color printing, the Pro 7500 produces crisp reproduction-quality photo prints that are frequently indistinguishable from standardprofessional photographs. Print speed is impressive, with the ability toprint a 24-by-34-inch print in approximately 7 minutes at the standard720 dpi setting, and 15 minutes at the highest-quality setting.
The advantage the Pro 7500 has over its sibling, the Pro 7000, is Epson'sarchival ink technology, which produces photographic prints that will lastover 200 years on a wide range of media. In addition, the instant-dryingand water-resistant ink is waterproof on some media.
The Pro 7500 can print from A4 to A1+ large formats, and it can be expanded tofunction with Adobe PostScript 3. Handling media from 8.5 to 24 incheswide, with a maximum print width of 23.76 inches and a maximum thickness of1.5 millimeters, the Pro 7500 can print on glossy, semiglossy, and mattephotographic papers, backlight film, 1.5-millimeter poster board, canvas, Tyvek,vinyl, and various watercolor papers.
A one-year warranty (extendable tothree years) and direct access to Epson's technical phone support areincluded.
Product Description:
The EPSON Stylus Pro 7500 large format printer shares many of the same features as the EPSON Stylus Pro 7000 with improved print speeds. The Stylus Pro 7500 will appeal to users in a wide range of markets including pre-press, photography, Fine Arts, signage, Bureau and corporate marketing departments.Key to the improved feature set of the Stylus Pro 7500 is the introduction of EPSON ColorFast pigment inks. With the new ColorFast Ink technology, EPSON is once again setting the standards of professional ink jet printing. ColorFast technology is based on a resin Micro-Encapsulation of the pigments, which are microscopically small and harmonized in terms of size and shape - as soon as the ink particles come into contact with print media they are fixed onto it as a result of the polymerization of the resin.