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Epson Korea said it will unveil four new printers at K-Print 2026, a printing technology exhibition opening on the 19th at KINTEX in Ilsan, Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. K-Print 2026 brings together companies from the printing, label, packaging, digital print, textile, and sign and advertising sectors to showcase their latest technologies.

At the event, Epson will present four new printers, including a high-speed model capable of printing 100 A4-size pages per minute and devices that support the printing of various merchandise. The lineup comprises the SC-G9040 direct-to-film (DTF) printer, the SC-F340 dye-sublimation printer, the SC-V4000 flatbed ultraviolet (UV) printer, and the AM-C10000 line-head printer for commercial printing.

The DTF printer can produce output up to 64 inches wide, making it suitable for apparel and merchandise production. The dye-sublimation printer prints up to A3 size, allowing it to be used for making T-shirts and small merchandise. The flatbed UV printer can print directly onto a range of materials, including metal, wood and acrylic.

The line-head printer for commercial printing can produce up to 100 A4-size pages per minute. Epson said the model uses its heat-free "Heat-Free" technology, which requires no heat, to deliver both productivity and energy efficiency.

Epson will also exhibit a variety of printing solutions tailored to demand in specific industry segments, including fashion and textiles, merchandise, photo and signage, and labels. These include a digital textile printer for the fashion and textile field, a printer for making small merchandise, and a high-resolution water-based inkjet label press.

Epson will run on-site programs where visitors can experience its products and technologies firsthand, including technical seminars and printing demonstrations. The company plans to design its booth around the concept of "One Flow, One Epson," which links various products and solutions centered on PrecisionCore, its proprietary printhead technology.

"At K-Print 2026, we will demonstrate Epson's diverse printing technologies and solutions that respond to the increasingly segmented needs of industrial sites," said Jun Morohoshi, president of Epson Korea. "Going forward, under our 'Engineered Future 2035' vision, we will continue to expand the range of applications for printing technology and contribute to improving the productivity and business competitiveness of our Korean customers."

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- Seoul Economic Daily (2026-08-18) - Original article: Epson Korea to Unveil Four New Printers at K-Print 2026