Epson Surecolor T3170 24" Wireless Inkjet Printer

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Print wirelessly with the Epson Surecolor T3170 24" Wireless Inkjet Printer.

With Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n) connectivity, you'll be able to print from smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices. You can also use Wi-Fi Direct printing, which allows your device to make a direct wireless connection to your printer without having to configure your router. You can also use USB or Ethernet for added connectivity options.

Utilizing the PrecisionCore TFP printhead, this printer offers Precision Droplet Control for clarity while the Nozzle Verification technology provides reliability. Combined with UltraChrome XD2 archival pigment ink technology, this printer produces vivid color and sharp lines at 2400 x 1200 dpi. This model can handle roll media up to 24" wide and sheets up to 11 x 17" through the auto sheet finder. Images on roll media are automatically cut with a built-in cutter mechanism with a user-replaceable blade module.

Max Print Resolution: 2400 x 1200 dpi Max Printable Width: 24" Print Speed: 22 x 34" Plot in 34 Seconds PrecisionCore TFP Print Head Technology Variable Droplet Technology 4.3" Touchscreen USB | Ethernet | Wi-Fi 4 (802.11b/g/n) High-Speed Internal Rotary Cutter User-Replaceable Cutter Blade Module

Key Specs
Functions	Print
Printing Technology	Inkjet
Color Type	Color
Configuration	4x Individual Cartridge
Ink Type	Pigment-Based (Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow)
Ink Color	1x Cyan 1x Magenta 1x Yellow 1x Black
Print Resolution	2400 x 1200 dpi
Wireless	Wi-Fi
Parameters
Printer
Printing Technology	Inkjet
Color Type	Color
Configuration	4x Individual Cartridge
Ink Type	Pigment-Based (Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow)
Ink Color	1x Cyan 1x Magenta 1x Yellow 1x Black
Compatible Cartridges	Epson T40
Number of Nozzles	800 Nozzles (Per Channel)
Print Resolution	2400 x 1200 dpi
Printer Language	ESC/P-R, HP-GL/2, HP-RTL
Minimum Ink Droplet Size	4 pL
Print Speed (By Size)	22 x 34" / 55.88 x 86.36 cm: 34 Seconds
Printer Media Handling
Media Handling	1 x Input Tray, Media Cutter, Roll Feed
Media Sizes	Roll Width: 13 to 24" / 33 to 61 cm Sheet Width: 8.3 to 11" / 21.1 to 27.9 cm Sheet Length: 11 to 17" / 27.9 to 43.2 cm
Media Thickness	Sheet: 10.6 mil / 0.3 mm Roll: 8.6 mil / 0.2 mm
Media Roll Diameter	2" / 5.1 cm (Core)
Margins	0.1" / 3 mm (Leading, Sides, Trailing)
Connectivity
Inputs/Outputs	Unspecified USB 3.0 / 3.1/3.2 Gen 1, RJ45
Wireless	Wi-Fi
OS Compatibility	Windows / macOS
OS Compatibility	Windows macOS
Environmental
Operating Conditions	50 to 95°F / 10 to 35°C at 20 to 80% Humidity
Storage Conditions	-4 to 104°F / -20 to 40°C at 5 to 85% Humidity
General
Display Size	4.3"
Display Type	Color Touchscreen LCD
Battery	No
Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz at 1.4 A
Power Consumption	28 W (Maximum) 8 W (Ready) 1.6 W (Sleep) 0.2 W (Off)
Max Acoustic Noise	49 dBA (Pressure) 32 dBA (Power)
Certifications	CE, CSA, FCC-A, RoHS, UL
Dimensions (W x H x D)	38 x 20 x 9" / 96.5 x 50.8 x 22.9 cm (without Stand) 38 x 28 x 36" / 96.5 x 71.1 x 91.4 cm (with Stand)
Weight	60 lb / 27.2 kg (without Stand) 84 lb / 38.1 kg (with Stand)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	72.3 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	47.5 x 28.5 x 21"

Produce accurate A1/D-size prints in 34 seconds

The 4.3" color LCD touchscreen simplifies print jobs

The compact design can fit on a desk or its own stand (sold separately)

Compatible with high-capacity cartridges, up to 50mL for color cartridges and up to 80mL for black cartridges

Easily print from tablets, smartphones, and more with integrated Wi-Fi 4 (802.11b/g/n) plus router-free Wi-Fi Direct printing

The PrecisionCore MicroTFP printhead offers Precision Droplet Control for clarity

Nozzle Verification Technology offers reliability

Uses UltraChrome XD2 archival pigment ink technology for brilliant color and crisp lines

Versatile media handling accommodates rolls up to 24" wide and sheets up to 11" x 17" through the Auto Sheet Feeder

Built in roll cutting function with high-speed internal rotary cutter, auto or manual control

Print blueprints, line drawings, posters and more, up to 2400 dpi

User-replaceable cutter blade module

Get up and running out of the box in as quickly as 30 minutes

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can you use HP Universal bond roll paper?

A: Yes, you can use any brand roll paper you like, but it must be a 2" core.

Q: 2. 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: 3. How is the roll of paper cut after print job?

A: A built in cutting blade.

Q: 4. If you are a photographer, have you tried to print B&W only prints and if so how was the qyuality?

A: Not recommended. You should get the Epson SureColor P7000 or the Epson SureColor P7570.

Q: 5. Is it hard finding ink cartridges for this printer?

A: It is not difficult finding ink cartridges for the Epson Surecolor T2170 24" Wireless Inkjet Printer, B&H # EPSCT2170SR, we have them listed under the accessories tab. https://bhpho.to/3NzLIog

Q: 6. Can it print 24" borderless?

A: The Epson Surecolor T2170 24" Wireless Inkjet Printer cannot print borderless at 24". There would be a slight (0.1" / 3 mm) margin.

Q: 7. How does ink refill on this printer? Replace carriage or fill ink tank?

A: The Surecolor T3170 printer can only refilled with 3 color ink cartridges of 26mL and a 50mL black. There is a version of the Surecolor T3170X ($1995) that uses 140mL bottles,

Q: 8. is this printer good for photo printing?

A: No! This printer is a "4 color printer" geared for blueprints, presentations, & basic posters. is not recommended for heavy use. it can only take 2" core rolls with limited roll diameter & paper thickness. for photos you would get the "Epson SureColor P6000/P7000" or the "new" "Epson SureColor P7570"

Q: 9. Can this printer be converted into a sublimation printer?

A: This is only intended for Epson Pigment Inks. Epson doesn't make sublimation Ink for this printer nor do they recommend putting in any 3rd party ink into it. It will clog the print-head & void your warranty. It's at your own risk.

Q: 10. What’s the difference between this model and T3170x?

A: The "X" version uses refillable ink tanks and this version uses cartridges. The result is the over time, the operational costs for the this version will exceed the cost of the X version.

Alvin Lamore	11/09/2024
[4 pL] Great printer. Still learning how to print 24"X36" maps for Search and Rescue. Using SARTOPO to make maps. 5

Alvin Lamore	11/09/2024
[4 pL] Great printer. Still learning how to print 24"X36" maps for Search and Rescue. Using SARTOPO to make maps. 5

Julann	09/09/2024
[Print] Once set up, which took a little time, and figuring out how to size prints correctly, the machine performed flawlessly. The only problem I'm having is ordering more ink. It's back ordered at all the sources I tried. I wouldn't recommend ordering this printer until the ink supply is assured. I'm getting behind on my gallery obligations. I produce ditital art on a Wacom tablet with Photoshop and this printer catches every tiny fine line precicely . 5

Kevin	28/08/2024
[Print] I just got this today to replace my 14 year old designjet90 . My use is mostly black line CAD drawings. I was blown away by how much faster and sharper the drawings come out. About 15 seconds to print an 18 x 24 drawing with lots of lines and detail, and that is on normal setting not high quality. Would have taken 5 minutes on my old designjet. I've never used roll paper before but it was no problem to load and the alignment is spot on. 5

Kevin	28/08/2024
[Print] I just got this today to replace my 14 year old designjet90 . My use is mostly black line CAD drawings. I was blown away by how much faster and sharper the drawings come out. About 15 seconds to print an 18 x 24 drawing with lots of lines and detail, and that is on normal setting not high quality. Would have taken 5 minutes on my old designjet. I've never used roll paper before but it was no problem to load and the alignment is spot on. 5

C.H.	17/08/2024
[Print] After being frustrated by the local print shops refusing to print on my own 24 paper, I managed to negotiate this new printer with my wife. My old Epson R2400 is getting a little worn out and only prints 13 wide. My project required a 24x30 print. Reading reviews and articles about this and other wide format printers, the only adverse comment I saw for the T2170 were complaints about feeding paper. With plenty of experience arguing with recalcitrant printers, I took the plunge and purchased this one. Surprise with the size and weight of the new printer had me a little worried if it would fit in my computer room. This is a BIG printer, nearly 3' wide and 1 1/2' deep, I couldn't put it where I had originally planned (I should have bought the stand too.) After rearranging things and finishing setup, I tried my first print. I had no problems feeding roll paper, and very little with cut sheets. The printer is very fussy about skew when loading, but if you carefully follow the guides, it goes in cleanly, even with an unevenly cut leading edge. The automatic cutter took care of that on the first print. Prints were excellent and well worth the price. It is much more convenient to feed cut sheets from the back rather than the front of the printer, so be sure to leave some room, or put it on a moveable stand of some kind. I consider this printer well worth the price for someone who needs the width. I can't wait to try a really big panoramic print! 5

C.H.	17/08/2024
[Print] After being frustrated by the local print shops refusing to print on my own 24 paper, I managed to negotiate this new printer with my wife. My old Epson R2400 is getting a little worn out and only prints 13 wide. My project required a 24x30 print. Reading reviews and articles about this and other wide format printers, the only adverse comment I saw for the T2170 were complaints about feeding paper. With plenty of experience arguing with recalcitrant printers, I took the plunge and purchased this one. Surprise with the size and weight of the new printer had me a little worried if it would fit in my computer room. This is a BIG printer, nearly 3' wide and 1 1/2' deep, I couldn't put it where I had originally planned (I should have bought the stand too.) After rearranging things and finishing setup, I tried my first print. I had no problems feeding roll paper, and very little with cut sheets. The printer is very fussy about skew when loading, but if you carefully follow the guides, it goes in cleanly, even with an unevenly cut leading edge. The automatic cutter took care of that on the first print. Prints were excellent and well worth the price. It is much more convenient to feed cut sheets from the back rather than the front of the printer, so be sure to leave some room, or put it on a moveable stand of some kind. I consider this printer well worth the price for someone who needs the width. I can't wait to try a really big panoramic print! 5

Douglas D	04/08/2024
[Print] Grear printer so far. I have had it a couple months and it works well. Prints look great and prijnt out fast. Good inks too. 5

Marshall	13/07/2024
[Color] IuUpgraded to this from an old HP DesignJet 130. I've always been annoyed with HP's business practices and support, so went with Epson and haven't been disappointed. It's fast, quiet, well-built, and well-priced. And vastly more up-to-date tech than the old DesignJet. 5

Marshall	13/07/2024
[Color] IuUpgraded to this from an old HP DesignJet 130. I've always been annoyed with HP's business practices and support, so went with Epson and haven't been disappointed. It's fast, quiet, well-built, and well-priced. And vastly more up-to-date tech than the old DesignJet. 5