New Epson Resin Printer

I wonder what the printhead specs. are, dot size etc.?

 

Outdoor longevity? Print on current available medias like banner, vinyl, etc? Wrap applications? Roll media only?

 

• Amazing Image Quality – Vibrant six-color resin inks, plus optimizer, produce astounding-quality prints
• Reliable Color Consistency – Delivers consistent high image quality for repeat jobs, brand colors, wall tiling applications, and more
• Immediate Lamination – Instant dry for immediate lamination and high scratch resistance increases total productivity
• Low Ink Costs – Just $0.155 per milliliter, the SureColor R5070 features 1.5L bulk ink packs and the SureColor R5070L, at $0.125 per milliliter, features 3 liters of ink per color for enhanced efficiency and reduced total cost of ownership
• User-Replaceable Printheads – For convenient self-serviceability and minimal downtime
• Supports Diverse Range of Applications – Print adhesive vinyl, banners, wall coverings, uncoated papers and more
• Print Speed – State-of-the-art PrecisionCore printheads delivers high-quality images at true production speeds
• Enterprise Software Suite – Track jobs, manage variable data and streamline workflow

 

Come on Man! I studder, stutter.

 

I'm listening..... ya don't hafta repeat it. Sheesh.

 

The IQ is true to Epson form. Very crisp and sharp. Better than my 560 in 18pass mode..

 

What is the print speed advertised at for wrap quality?

 

Very interesting. Any white ink option?

 

No white or any other additional colours.

 

“the new printers deliver output ready for immediate lamination at true production speeds up to 290 square feet per hour.”

The “up to” wouldn’t fill me with hope but I’m going to say it’ll be standard entry level-ish speeds.

 

What about the smell? The HP Latex machines dont have a harsh smell.

 

Variable dot / droplet sizes? Is the pl size still as big as a golf ball like HP has on the 300/500 series?

 

4.9pl smallest drop size (vs. S80600 @ 4.2pl). Variable dot size like the rest of the Epson range though so should be a good performer..
Output should be excellent in comparison to the sand sized droplets of the other manufacturer.

 

Seems slow if that is production speed.

 

I just can't get over the huge blue panel telling you the model you dumped a bunch of money on. I thought it was going to be a control panel when I first saw it.

 

Exact same thought. To me it's like they wanted to copy HP but couldn't just put a screen there.