RIP software for Epson printers

Who:

Epson is exhibiting Wasatch RIP software for the ColorWorks® C7500 inkjet label printer and SureColor® T3270 24-inch large-format shade printer with its booth at Pack Expo.

Exactly What:

Epson has actually an extended history in using Wasatch to provide the Wasatch RIP and Print control computer software aided by the SurePress® L-4033A/AW high-quality, short-run electronic label hit. The Wasatch SoftRIP is an advanced RIP answer built to save your time and cash by including exceptional shade administration options, efficient design features, effective workflow resources, adjustable data publishing, and contour cutting, all while producing excellent quality shade.

During Pack Expo, Epson will be showing how the Wasatch RIP can be used along with other Epson printers – the ColorWorks C7500 and SureColor T3270 – for spot color accuracy necessary for item prime labels.

When:

The seminar operates Monday, Sept. 28 through Wednesday, Sept. 30 and the display hall is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. everyday.

Where:

Las vegas, nevada Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nev.; Epson booth # S-7254

Why:

The Epson ColorWorks C7500 label printer with Just with time Color™ (JITC) labeling was created to effortlessly and cost-effectively meet up with the needs of manufacturing makers satisfying high mix label requirements and adjustable publishing demands. Running on PrecisionCore® printing head technology, the durable, bench top printer provides higher effectiveness, efficiency and cost savings – up to 50 % in total labeling prices – for higher volume industrial and manufacturing programs.

The Epson SureColor T3270 24-inch shade printer features the Epson PrecisionCore TFP® print mind and Epson UltraChrome® XD pigment ink to give an unprecedented mixture of precision, overall performance and brilliance. Integrating the newest in printing technology, the T3270 creates accurate large-format images well-suited for a variety of projects and applications and delivers severe line reliability with resolutions as much as 2880 x 1440 dpi at extremely fast rates.