Epson

Epson (UK) Limited
West Side, London Road
Hemel Hempstead
Hertfordshire
HP3 9TD
01442 227 227
E-mail:- jrcarpenter@epson.co.uk
Web address:-www.epson.co.uk

2012 Convention:

Create superb quality Photographic & Fine Art prints that last a lifetime with Epson

Your stunning photos will really stand out thanks to Epson's UltraChrome K3 ink with Vivid Magenta technology - the 8-colour inkset includes three black inks including a choice of photo and matte black cartridges. It is easy to produce striking quality edge-to-edge prints on a wide range of easy to install matte, gloss and fine art papers. The multi-award winning Stylus Photo R3000 is an ideal product for professionals and advanced amateurs printing up to A3+.

For those wanting to see the bigger picture, the range extends from A2+ (17”) with the Stylus Pro 3880 through A1+ (24”) to A0+ (44” & 64”) models. The Stylus Pro 4900/7900/9900 series large format printers feature Epson’s latest 10/11 colour UltraChrome HDR inkset, incorporating orange and green inks for an even wider colour gamut. Coupled with a new advanced printer engine and raft of new paper handling and printing technologies, these latest printers are the ideal solutions for demanding high quality photographic and fine art applications.

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All bookings are final. We reserve the right to change speakers and exhibitors without notice.

There are 333 days to get ready for the SWPP Convention and Trade Show at The Hilton London Metropole Hotel ...
which starts on Tuesday 8th January 2013

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