Highly Productive
- Print documents at outstanding speeds of up to 2 A1 prints per minute, effectively assisting you in meeting deadlines and ensuring smooth business operations.
- Minimise downtime and save paper with automatic dual roll media design with the dual-roll models.
- Scan and share over the network or via e-mail, and even store files directly into your document management system with the multi-function models to smoothen workflow and increase workplace productivity.
Unparalleled Versatility
Produce a variety of prints with impeccable precision on a range of substrates, including 1.5mm thickboards. From architectural plans to maps and 3D renderings, print your required documents with confidence.
Remarkable Archivability
Produce prints that are durable enough to withstand elemental challenges with Epson’s all-pigment UltraChrome XD ink, which has a higher ink penetration on paper, providing you with tested high lightfastness, rub and water-resistant prints, ensuring that your prints can go anywhere you need them to.
Economical and Cost-effective
Enjoy competitive cost-per-page and cartridges sizes from 110ml to 700ml to suit different printing volume needs.
Comprehensive Options for Future Expansion
The SureColor T-5270 series can be tailored to suit your business requirements as it grows. Options available include internal 320GB HDD print server, Adobe® PostScrip® 3 Expansion Unit, 36"" MFP scanner and additional roll media adapter.
320GB HDD
Internal 320 GB print server which can be managed remotely, and allows for print jobs to be saved and reprinted
Adobe® PostScrip® 3 Expansion Unit
Internal 320 GB print server that supports Hot-Folder batch printing and easily integrates into the most complex workflows, including support for secure PDF printing
3. 36"" MFP Scanner
Scan assorted media up to 1.3mm thick directly into your 320GB HDD. Free to transfer the image to another SureColor™ SC-T5270 series printers, send it to a recipient via e-mail, or store the image on your workspace shared folder or CIFS.
