Designed for printing technical drawings and CAD graphics, the single roll, 24" Epson SureColor T3770E 24" CAD/Technical Printercombines quality, sharpness, and speed in a compact form-factor to suit any production need. Equipped with a newly developed 2.6"-wide PrecisionCore MicroTFP printhead, the printer is able to reach resolutions of up to 2400 x 1200 dpi with 1,600 nozzles per color. Using a six-color, UltraChrome XD3 ink set that includes a dedicated Red Ink, images produced will feature smooth gradations, fine detail, crisp lines, and vibrant colors for graphics, signage, blueprints, documents. On top of this, the T3770E can work quickly when needed, including the ability to create a normal 23.4 x 33.1" (A1-sized) print in just 16 seconds.

The printer supports rolls and cut sheets in a variety of media including glossy, technical, bond, matte, specialty media, and rigid posterboard up to 1.5 mm thick. For checking status and changing settings the front panel features a 4.3" color LCD alongside various navigation buttons. Additionally, the printer offers versatile connectivity options, including high-speed USB 3.0, Gigabit Ethernet, and Wi-Fi connectivity at 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz.

Max Resolution: 2400 x 1200 dpi    Max Printable Width: 24"    Print Speed: 23.4 x 33.1" from 0:16    PrecisionCore MicroTFP Printhead    6 UltraChrome XD3 Inks Including Red    Roll Media and Cut Sheet Feeders    4.3" Color LCD; Auto Head Maintenance    USB 3.0, Wireless, & Ethernet Connection

• An Epson PrecisionCore microTFP 6-channel printhead works precisely to create images with a high level of detail, using resolutions of up to 2400 x 1200 dpi and Variable-Sized Droplet Technology to create ink drops as small as 3.5pL.
• The 2.64"-wide printhead features 1600 nozzles per color and 6 channels for a total of 9600 nozzles.
• Photo and Matte Black each have dedicated nozzles for instant switching between the two.
• The T3770E can work quickly, featuring speeds of 0:16 to 1:05 to create an A1/D sized print.
• Epson has implemented a 6-color UltraChrome XD3 pigment-based ink set in the T3770E that includes a dedicated red ink cartridge to produce crisp lines and vibrant colors.
• The included cartridges hold 240mL of ink and the printer can accommodate cartridges up to 700mL for handling professional workloads.

• The T3770E prints on a variety of media ranging in width from 8-24", including glossy, technical, bond, matte, and specialty media, plus rigid posterboard up to 1.5mm thick.
• BorderFree printing at 10", 13", 16", 17", 20", and 24" widths.
• A built-in automatic rotary media cutter will help create clean cuts at the end of printing.
• The printer can accommodate two media types or sizes, or use the second roll as a take-up reel for roll-to-roll production.

• The front control panel is equipped with a 4.3" color LCD as well as various navigation buttons and an LED status lamp.
• Epson Professional Printer drivers support true 16-bit input and work with Windows and macOS/OS X computers.
• An internal 320GB print server helps manage print data from multiple locations and features security, including IPsec and IEEE802.1x protocols.
• USB 3.0, Wireless, and Ethernet connectivity are available for networking options.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the process for printing film positives using the Epson SureColor T3770E? Accurip Emerald compatible?

A: According to Accurip their Emerald software is not compatible with the T3770E printer.

Q: 2. What is the process for printing film positives using Epson T3770e? List of compatible RIPs?

A: The Epson SureColor T3770E Large Format CAD/Technical Printer can be used for screen positives by printing on transparency film. The Go Colormate RIP is listed as compatible with Epson T series printers.

Q: 3. Will this printer print on canvas?

A: This printer should have no issues printing on canvas, but as ts mainly used for line art and blue prints you might not see the best results.

Q: 4. Will this print dense enough on clear film for shooting silk screens? What is the droplet weight for just black prints on film? Thank you, Tom.

A: This would be heavily dependent on the level of adhesion of the top layers of the clear film. As for the droplet weight it would be 4 picoliters; Variable Droplet Technology can produce up to three different sizes per line.

Q: 5. Can this work with a 3" roll core?

A: The Epson Surecolor T2170 24" Wireless Inkjet Printer can only be used with 2 inch core rolls. However, the T3475 would be a similar printer which can use both 2 and 3 inch core rolls. Please take a look at the following link: https://bhpho.to/3RaYKJt

Q: 6. Whats the core diameter for the roll media that i would need to buy?

A: The Epson SureColor T3770E can use both 2 and 3 inch core papers as long as the starting outer diameter is 6.67 inches or smaller.

Q: 7. Can I use 240V directly for the printer?

A: The Epson SureColor T3170x Printer has an AC Input Power of 110 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz, all you need is a small plus adapter. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=watson%20plug%20adapter&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma

Q: 8. How would this be with photos? On matte, luster or canvas

A: This is more of a line art printer as prints such as blueprints. But it can still print a nice quality photo, the quality would not be as good as a printer with a higher amount of ink cartridges. This can print on different types of paper as long as they adhere to the following specs Media Sizes Input Tray 1: 8.27 x 11 to 11 x 17" / 21.01 x 27.94 to 27.94 x 43.18 cm

Q: 9. Can this printer be converted for sublimation?

A: The Epson SureColor T3170x 24" Desktop Printer is not designed to e used for sublimation and damage caused by use of any inks other than manufacturer recommended can potentially void the warranty. That being said, as this is a tank printer, it is easier to convert via aftermarket products that are available.

Q: 10. What is the difference between T3170x24 and the basic model T3170?

A: The difference between the Epson SureColor T3170x 24" Desktop Printer and the Epson Surecolor T3170 is ink bottles vs cartridges.