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Canon is on a roll, adding breadth and depth to its range of large-format printers with the announcement of no less than 12 new imagePROGRAF models!

It looks like the Canon imagePROGRAF range is set to go from strength to strength with a whole slew of new roll-fed printers

Canon is on a roll, adding breadth and depth to its range of large-format printers with the announcement of no less than 12 new imagePROGRAF models!

Canon has released 12 new models of its imagePROGRAF large-format printer lineup, expanding its offerings for large-format graphics and design applications in various industries. The new Canon imagePROGRAF TM series includes 24-inch and 36-inch roll-fed printers, some with built-in scanners. All models feature a new matte black ink designed for enhanced black density, fine lines, and crisp detail.

The TM-610M, a 36-inch roll printer, and the TM-510M, a 24-inch roll printer, stand out for their built-in large-format scanner, flat-top design, and side light sources to minimize wrinkles. The TX series, geared towards high-volume printing, includes multi-function printers with a built-in scanner. Notable TX models include the 44-inch TX-4300 and 36-inch TX-3300.

All models, except the TX-1300 MFP Z36, offer a secondary roll-feeder for streamlined workflow. A Smart Roll Paper Set function automatically detects paper type and adjusts feeding accordingly. Some TX printers feature a 15.6-inch monitor for intuitive scanning, copying, and editing without rescanning. Prices and availability for the new models will be listed on Canon's regional websites, with the TM-500 priced at £1,068 upon release in November.

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