Canon has launched two 36in-wide imagePrograf printers with optional MFP capabilities. The new imagePrograf iPF760 and iPF765 produce colour posters and large technical documents and both machines include software utilities for users in the retail signage industry, as well as general office environments.
The imagePrograf iPF760 and iPF765 introduce a number of features designed to save time and streamline workflow, including a horizontal stacking basket for A1 plots to ensure prints stay organised and flat once they have been printed, and improved printing management. They can print technical documents at up to 2400 x 1200 dots-per-inch (dpi).
Specifically for the iPF765, which replaces the iPF755, a 250 GB hard drive (of which 32 GB is dedicated file-processing memory) streamlines workflow in a networked environment, or where large-sized documents with complex imagery are required.
“Canon has upgraded and enhanced the features of its current models to enable customers to continue to grow in the CAD, GIS and AEC markets,” said Yuichi Miyano, director of large-format solutions, Canon Europe. “By listening to the feedback from customers, Canon has fine-tuned its systems – by increasing memory and integrating the flatbed stacker - to enhance user productivity and efficiency. High quality, large format prints can now be simply, quickly and continuously produced in an office of any size, without interruption and without occupying substantial space.”
Users can integrate scanning technology with the imagePrograf MFP, made possible by Canon’s new scanner stand, designed for simple installation and supported by improved software for enhanced usability.
The new models will be available in the UK and Ireland from 1 September through authorised Canon partners.
www.canon.co.uk/largeformat