Tagged With "P800"

LONG BEACH, Calif. , Jan. 22, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- (ISS, Booth #2147) -- Epson today announced two new graphics solutions targeting screen printers, the 17-inch SureColor ® P800 Screen Print Edition and the 24-inch SureColor T3270 Screen Print Edition . Building on award-winning technology featured in the current Epson SureColor P800 desktop photo printer and SureColor T3270 large-format color printer, the new screen print editions come bundled with AccuRIP Black Pearl SE™ software and Epson...

LONG BEACH, Calif. , April 14, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Epson today announced the highly anticipated SureColor ® P800 printer, representing a new benchmark in photographic print quality. Designed for professional use, the SureColor P800 is a full 17-inch wide borderless printer with unique Epson ® MicroPiezo ® AMC TM printhead technology. Leveraging an all-new Epson UltraChrome ® HD eight-color pigment ink set, the SureColor P800 is capable of producing the next generation of color and...

P800 and P801, with print speeds of 57 and 62ppm. The yield of the cartridges is about 25K for the stand and 40K for the high yield. Of course these are all based on 5% coverage MSRP $1,229 and $1,839, they should be replacing the older SP5300DN and SP 5310DN Imaging is 1200x1200, standard paper trays holds 500 and can be upgraded to 2,500 sheets Hard Drive is optional

this is from my client "The critical point is one that I started with but that you did not refer to, we can't use our existing Ricoh MFP, as on them pages go in upside down unlike the Lexmark where they go in right side up. We need that because the check numbers are pre-printed on our checks and they have to be used in sequence starting from the top." Since I don't have a P800 or P501/2 available. Has anyone sold these printers and used them for check printing? Any help would be appreciated!

You could simply re-sort their existing checks for them and then have them reverse order the check numbers on their next order of checks when they use up what they have.

What fisher said. Just offer to buy them a new box of checks in the opposite order.

much appreciated, I'll see if the client wants to do that!