Epson new photo printer is released

Regeneration Times Report/Epson recently launched a photo printer SureLab D1070 Minilab specially designed for retail, e-commerce and events in the US market.


According to reports, the new SureLab D1070 can print 460 4"x6", 300 5"x7" and 165 8"x10" photos per hour, which is 10% faster than Epson's previous generation products.

This modern compact printer incorporates the latest in professional imaging technology, combining Epson's advanced MicroPiezo AMC printheads, AccuPhoto image processing technology and UltraChrome D6r-S inks for crisp, vibrant images and support for a wide variety of paper media and size. Epson says the prints are water, smudge, and fade-resistant when printed on Epson-specific photo paper.

The new product is equipped with UltraChrome D6r-S high-capacity 250ml ink pack, which provides a wide color gamut. Cartridgeless printing helps reduce waste compared to traditional cartridge systems. At the same time, the new machine is equipped with a 1.44-inch LCD panel on the front, which simplifies printing tasks and operations. In addition, new nozzle detection and alignment technology enables reliable machine operation with reduced downtime.

It is reported that this printer is designed for high-volume photo and graphics production, which can achieve reliable and high-performance printing. The unique modern design integrates seamlessly into the workflow, enabling businesses to quickly deliver high-quality prints to customers for maximum profitability.