Epson is adding two inkjet printers to its WorkForce Pro printer range, theĀ WF-C5290 and the WF-C5790, which have been designed to suit a range of verticalĀ markets from schools to small business.

Epson says these new printers will help companies keep costs down considerablyĀ when compared to laser printers, providing savings of at least 62 per cent on cost per colour pages. These are also low-power units using fewer supplies and what Epson says is 96 per cent less energy than ‘comparable laser models’.

Epson says with these two printers, users can print up to 10,000 pages inĀ monochrome or 5,000 in colourĀ without needing to change supplies. The printers offer a zeroĀ second warm-up time, and a fast First Page Out TimeĀ  of less than sevenĀ seconds from sleep mode, meaning a printout is usually delivered by the time aĀ user has got up from their workstation to collect it.

The printers have a 4800×1200 dpi colour print quality and the ability to print banners up to 1.2 metres.

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Craig Heckenberg, general manager for sales and marketing – business division at Epson Australia says, “They are ideal for smallĀ businesses and companies who may have traditionally used laser printers and nowĀ want to cut costs, increase productivity, reduce downtime and be kinder to theĀ environment.ā€
The printers also provide a platformĀ to keep a mobile workforce on the move by supporting Wi-Fi, WiFi-Direct, GoogleĀ Cloud Print and Apple AirPrint, as well as theĀ Epson-connect app.Ā Ā 
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Software such as Email Print for Enterprise, Epson Print Admin, DocumentĀ Capture Pro and Epson Device Admin means these new models are now so much moreĀ than just print and scan.
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Epson says its Open Platform architecture, and its work with independentĀ software vendors (ISVs), adds extra value by supporting cost recovery andĀ follow-me solutions such as PaperCut printĀ management software.Ā Ā Ā 

The WorkForce ProĀ WF-C5290 is priced at $299 and the WF-C5790 is priced at $499. Both are available now from selectedĀ Epson re-sellers across Australia.