EPSON SureLab D1070 Printer - Ink Usage
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- čas přidán 24. 04. 2023
- EPSON SureLab D1070 - Discussing ink usage of this minilab printer from EPSON.
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Good video. Would have liked to know the cost for other standard sizes, especially 8X10. Also, 400,000 prints for 4X7? What's the expected lifespan if I primarily print 8X10?
Hello, we're glad to run 8x10 prints with your images and report back on ink. For general purposes, 8x10 is 3.3x larger than 4x6 so ink usage would be about 3.3x more than what we had on 4x6 prints. Give us a call at 1-800-771-9665.
Great thanks
Hello,averagly,how many 4*6 prints can a set of inks print ?
Hello, an ink set has 1500 ml and each print is .1 ml. So about 15,000 4x6 prints per ink set.
I've been wanting to replace my DNP printers with an inkjet roll printer to match my large format printers so if a customer orders a 4x6 or 16x20, it's the same paper and quality. Also DNP printers don't have the best color reproduction and sometimes I'm having to reprint a 8x10 on a Canon 2100 just so it looks decent. This seems to be the way to go.
I need SureLab D1070
Absolutely, switching to the Epson SureLab D1070 Printer would be a great move! The D1070 offers superior color reproduction and consistency, ensuring your 4x6 and 16x20 prints match in quality. With its advanced inkjet technology, you can expect vibrant, accurate colors, minimizing the need for reprints. It's definitely a solid choice for achieving consistent and high-quality prints across all sizes. If you have any questions or need help deciding your next move, call us at 1-800-771-9665 - We'd be happy to assist!
@iameffectolamide5412, You can check out the D1070 on our website. Give us a call if you have any questions! www.itsupplies.com/minilab-printers
Thanks, great video! How about 8x10 costs?
Thanks! 2.3 cents in ink for a 4x6 translates to 7.6 cents for an 8x10 size.
we are looking at longevity, what sort of lifespan are the prints rated for? thanks
Hello, @buffieboily2883, EPSON has not provided print permanence ratings for this particular product as it has advertised in others within its photo line. If you're seeking print permanence for your photo prints, we would recommend exploring the P-Series line from EPSON which touts 200 years (color) and 400 years (B&W.) Below are two printers you might be interested in, if you're seeking long lasting and Wilhelm tested for longevity photo prints.
Small Format
www.itsupplies.com/Epson-SureColor-P900-17in-Wide-Desktop-Printer-p/c11ch37201.htm
Wide Format
www.itsupplies.com/Epson-SureColor-P9570-44in-Printer-p/scp9570se.htm
@@ITSuppliesINC thanks. We have had several Epson printers in the past, the last on e being the P800, and we are also thinking about the P900. We were concerned with longevity since we could find no on fo on it at all! Thanks for getting back to me :)
No problem! We will let you know if we get any more information on this. The only mention on EPSON's end is "fade-resistant," which doesn't necessarily speak to the permanence information you're probably looking for. We believe this printer is more for production vs longevity. If you're looking for both, you could probably coat prints from the D1070 with a product like Premier Print Shield Spray which is used to protect against UV light and other environmental factors. Hope this helps!
@@ITSuppliesINC thanks!!
I need SureLab D1070
I would like to know if the photos that were printed for the test were in standard quality or high quality
These were all printed in standard mode. Give us a call at 1-800-771-9665 and we'll print your image in high quality mode and tell you how much ink it used.
@@ITSuppliesINC I have noticed that in my prints, no matter if the quality is high, if you get too close you will be able to notice the print dots, especially in the areas of soft shadows or gradients. Is this normal or is it something that only happens to me?
@@sunshining3268 Hi there. While the printer does use dots to create the image, the droplet size of 2.5pl is so small you really shouldn't be able to see them without magnification. Maybe there is something with the way your files are being processed?
@@ITSuppliesINC Maybe you can do a tutorial on how to print correctly. Because I have noticed that the prints made with thermal sublimation printers are very sharp unlike the prints made with the surelab.
@@sunshining3268 Reach out to us at info@itsupplies.com. We'll have you send us a few files that we can inspect and print on our D1070 to troubleshoot. Thanks!
Hie Andy were can one get this
Hello, you can find this printer on our website for sale. www.itsupplies.com/SearchResults.asp?Search=EPSON+SureLab+D1070+Printer
Permanence! That's the question! If these prints don't last but a couple of years, my clients are going to be calling me for reprints!
Hello @FlashOnTwos, unfortunately there are no archival ratings for prints done by the SureLab D1070. The prints will last a couple of years surely and you can extend the life by coating them with Premier Eco Print Shield or any UV inkjet protection. However, if you're looking for something truly archival, you'll want to look at a printer with a pigment-based aqueous ink set. If you have any questions on finding the right printer, give us a call at 1-800-771-9665!
If you need permanence you need to buy a Epson SureColor SC-P7540 or similar. This printer is not in the archival market. You're looking at the wrong machine.