Epson aims to stimulate investment?
A buy-back scheme has been launched for Epson customers. The scheme, which includes de-installation of out-dated technology to the installation of new Epson models, sees Epson taking responsibility for recycling in accordance with WEEE regulations.
Epson said users of the scheme would find it "competitively priced". The offer applies to all Epson equipment and the buy-back price is based on the condition, age and model of the product. Details are available from resellers.
In a separate move, existing Epson Stylus Pro owners can get discounts of up to ?900 when buying selected models from the Stylus Pro range of large-format inkjet printers before the end of March.
Meanwhile, Epson has enhanced its range of Fogra certified proofing paper with the introduction of Epson Standard Proofing Paper 240. With the look and feel of more traditional contract proofing media, it is said to deliver a high-degree of colour precision, white point accuracy and stability to the inkjet proofing.?
Standard Proofing Paper 240 is a heavier, opaque version of the previously available 205 proofing paper solution and is sold in 30.5m rolls in widths of 17 - 44in and A3+ cut sheets.?
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