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Larry, thanks for sharing your positive feedback. When your Stylus Pro 9900 needs to be replaced give us a call :)

@@ITSuppliesINC Planning of it! I had the head replaced on the 9900 a couple of years ago so I hope I can get another ten years from this great printer! Bought my new P900 from ITSupplies last year and it's doing great for cut-sheets. My Epson printer collection seems to keep going and going...

@@LarryAngier Glad to hear you've had a positive experience with us in the past!

Hi KWalkowski, thank you for the positive feedback. Please tune in to episode 9 of the Extended Gamut Podcast to hear this cost breakdown explained in detail. Thanks!

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Hi Shiv, we are in the United States and do not sell that particular model. Please reach out to your local EPSON reseller for details.

Hi @scott8193, the R5070 may not of been available to us during the testing process when making this video. The Epson R5070 would be a solid choice in comparison to the HP Latex. The Piezo head technology offers a smaller dot size for better image quality and excellent color consistency. The best thing to do is test the same file on both machines and see it for yourself. If you're interested, send us your info at info@itsupplies.com Thanks!

Hello Aida Artista, the U.S. version for Epson's current 9500 line up is the 9570. I believe this unit is also referred to as the sc-p9500 in other parts of the world.

Hello, there are a number of different rips that you can use here. Onyx, EFI, Caldera, and others. Please contact your sales rep at IT Supplies and we can walk you through it 1-800-771-9665

Great question! To be clear, the inks are dry after they go over the post heater on the S80. Epson suggests 6 hours before lamination because the solvents take up to 6 hours to outgas. If you put a laminate on too soon it will outgas behind the laminate and either look cloudy or damage the surface behind the print (ie if its a sticker or vehicle wrap). For canvas, many customers will laminate immediately. The inks will outgas thru the back of the canvas but won't do any harm. Prints can be kept flat or on the take up reel, they are dry to the touch. I hope that helps!

@@ITSuppliesINC Hey men, thanks for your answer, I have asked this 3 months ago, but the funny thing is, right now I am working in a shop where they use the s80600 as the main printer for vinyls. At the time I have asked this I was using HP800w. I have 2 years hans on experience with Hp800w and now I just started with S80. At first sight there are couple of things I can say. FIrst, graininess. S80 is better then HP800w. S80 is amazing it is almost impossible to see any grains when printing block colours. It would be best if you chose your printer depending on your business concept. If you run a print shop for main purposes, an all-rounder like, t-shirts, flyers, business cards, posters, vinyl you should go for latex Hp800w as large format printer BCS of it spead, easy of use in multiple ways such as smell, loading, attaching to take up and cutting the substrate. that will make you money and help you a ton in your rush working environment and no client will be complaining about quality. However if you are a sign shop that does car wraps, outdoor signs, interior walls building banners, carved signs with luminations etc S80 is your thing. Maybe you are a canvas printer and framer, again then load your canvas to S80 never look back, that will make you happier with its quality. Yes with s80 your prints are dry, you can touch them, but it is better to be laminated, you can see hand marks if you touch them right away, BCS of its oily structure of the ink maybe even after 5 days later you will see marks if you touch. they are ready to touch right after but you shouldn't haha. it has a little smell and that is ok for sign environment. you have to load the s80 from behind with a more complex substrate loading process. That is very important, experienced printers will know. S80 is less versatile, more professional, and job-specific printer. If you need a tool that you need to play around all day then go for latex or uv but I would recommend HP800w. I would recommend s80 if the only question is the print quality but if you can accept a little less professional results you should go latex. If you want to do a little bit of everything for multiple different clients, go Hp800. If you want to specialise in certain material and manufacturing methods go S80. I hope that explains something for the curious readers like me ( :

@@TheBasquiatjm No problem, thanks for sharing your advice. Always appreciated :)

@mekosmowski It is more than okay, we'd be more than happy to help you! We're open M-F 8am-5pm CST, 1-800-771-9665!

All great printers!

This video goes over canvas printers for this purpose. If you're looking for more information, give us a call at 1-800-771-9665 M-F 8a-5p CST and we can help you find what's best to fit your specific needs.

Hi Erik, we appreciate that very much! We can be reached at 1-800-771-9665. One of our commercial sales representatives would be more than happy to assist! www.itsupplies.com

@@ITSuppliesINC You are welcome. Please straighten the verticals of the ceiling of the gallery. It is unbelievably irritating and distracting. Yes, that gorgeous gallery is a really nice touch that added rather than detracted, but once upon a time I shot architecture for high end clientele and FEW things stick out like a sore thumb more to me than converging verticals and horizontals. Immediately upsets my stomach. I kid you not - wonderful striving for excellence as you obviously are - boys and girls!

@@erik1836that “gallery” is not real - it’s just a desktop background!

Hello, the Epson S80600PE or S80600L are the printers you'll find in most large scale canvas producers in the country. This is due to it's amazing 9 color inkset. Eco Solvent is desirable for its lower cost inks vs aqueous and for its lower cost media than aqueous canvas. Typically we see a 20% savings per ml on the ink and up to 50% savings on the cost of canvas. The durability of the eco solvent ink also allows you to not have to coat the canvas like it's aqueous counterpart. Simply print, stretch, and sell.

Give us a call 1-800-771-9665, and ask for a commercial representative. They should be able to get you a sample run on the EPSON for comparison.

latex in not archival, wont last year plus might be 4 or 6 color

Did they solve problem with pale red color?

Hello, Canon and Epson are both great options to consider. We are in the United States and those printers are not available here. We'd suggest connecting with an EPSON or Canon rep within your home country to best help meet your printing needs.

@@ITSuppliesINC Thanks Sir,

Hi maddog hound, We are located in the U.S. and don't sell the same models that are sold in EU. For the best suggestions out of EU we recommend reaching out to your local EPSON, CANON or HP re-seller by visiting the manufacturers webpage and checking to see what business is closest to your location to help you out. Thanks for the interest!

@@ITSuppliesINC thank you 😊

Of course!

Persianas, we're glad you found it helpful! Vinyl is generally easier to find and less expensive for eco-solvent and latex printers. For these reasons, We'd recommend either the HP Latex 700/700W or Epson's S80600. For a photographic quality print, go with the Epson S80. If you have a space without ventilation, the HP Latex will do great. Let us know if you would like print samples or to speak with a sales rep about these printers! You can call us at 1-800-771-9665 and ask for Briana!

Hello, thank you for your comment. It depends how wide you would like to be able to print your paintings. Most want a minimum 44" wide printer to be able to wrap canvases. I would look at the Epson P9570 or Canon GP-2000 for very vibrant colors to reproduce your paintings

Roland has good printers. They aren't on my list of the best printers for canvas :) - Andy

Thanks for watching! If you'd like to schedule a demo just give us a call M-F 8am-5pm CST at 1-800-771-9665!

When you buy a printer from IT Supplies - we include onsite set-up & training as part of the printer purchase. We would be happy to talk to you and review this further - give us a call at 800-771-9665 and ask for a Roll-to-Roll specialist. Any of them could help you with your questions. Thanks!

We cannot ship printers to Mexico. You may want to reach out to the printer manufacturer you're interested directly to find an authorized dealer near you.

Hi Sal, We are an authorized reseller of Canon printers. One of our recommendations in the video was for the 11-color, 60" Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-6100. There are other options from Canon as well, including the 24" Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-2100 24" and Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-4100 44". All are great options when choosing a printer for canvas printing.