Canon imagePROGRAF TX Series unveiled at PRINT 17

In a bid to broaden their lineup of large-format devices, Canon has announced the new imagePROGRAF TX Series, designed to meet the needs of customers who have higher productivity needs for their technical documents, which was unveiled at PRINT 17 organized from September 10-14 in Chicago, USA. Consisting of four new devices (imagePROGRAF TX-3000, TX-3000 MFP T36, TX-4000 and TX-4000 MFP T36), the TX Series features major advances to the core technologies of Canon’s imagePROGRAF five-color devices, including a new pigment ink, print head and enhanced security capabilities, as well as a new 36-inch scanner for the MFP models.

Canon imagePROGRAF TX Series boasts speeds as fast as 3 D-size drawings a minute1, stacking
capability up to 100 sheets, wireless printing capability, automatic roll loading and an optional Multifunction Roll Unit for increased productivity. The option to choose 160ml, 330ml or 700ml inks gives the user the flexibility to choose the size that best fits their needs, which can help lower their total cost of ownership. With these features, the TX Series has answered the growing demand to produce colour drawings on uncoated paper with a low running cost. Using the Multifunction Roll Unit, 650-foot rolls (up to 6.7 inches in diameter) can be loaded into the printer for over 3,900 sq ft of continuous printing with the ability to load two different media types into the printer at once, making it a logical fit for high-volume environments.