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The Canon imagePROGRAF GP-2600S is built to achieve accurate colour reproduction with 7 colours. This includes grey and orange inks to expand the options for in-house design, retail and print-for-pay services.
The new GP series has achieved 96% coverage¹ in Pantone's widely used PANTONE™² FORMULA GUIDE. This Solid Coated colour book is widely used in the industry, thanks to its high colour reproducibility. This also supports the printing of product advertisements and corporate colours.
The newly developed LUCIA PRO II³ ink includes an advanced colour development process that retains colour in an image for much longer. As a result, printed images have an excellent lightfastness which are preserved for 200 years⁴.
The addition of wax to the new LUCIA PRO II ink, provides better scratch resistance on glossy/semi-glossy paper surfaces. This improves handling during printing, post-processing, displaying and packaging.
With an automatic media loading system, you simply load the media and let your printer do the rest. Feed in the paper then detect media type, width and length with built-in multi-sensors.
Canon’s ‘hot swap ink system’ uses a sub-ink tank so you can replace inks on the fly. This helps to reduce downtime and boost productivity.
New package is more recyclable as expanded polystyrene packaging has been replaced with cardboard padding in the box.
Print only
Up to 24"
7 colour
Yes
Yes
2400 x 1200dpi
Pigment ink
Graphic poster
4.3" LCD panel
500GB (Encrypted HDD)
160ml, 330ml or 700ml each colours on replacement
1110 x 1168 x 984mm (Basket opened)
¹ When using Canon Premium Semi-glossy Paper 2 280 with imagePROGRAF printer driver at [High] for Print Quality and [Off] for Colour Correction.
² PANTONE™ is a trademark or registered trademark of Pantone LLC.
³ Newly developed pigment inks are 5 out of the 7 inks installed. Matte Black and Orange use same ink as imagePROGRAF GP-4000/2000.
⁴ When using Heavyweight Coated Paper HG. Predicted value calculated in accordance with the indoor light resistance test method and life evaluation criteria of the digital color photographic print image preservation evaluation method (JEITA CP-3901B) published by JEITA (Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association).
