Canon Debuts Four GP Series Printers With Aqueous Pigment Fluorescent Ink

by Liz Seyi Digital marketing manager

The ImagePROGRAF name has long been synonymous with the high-quality and efficient printing made possible by Canon large-format printers – and now, four more models have broken cover.

More specifically, Canon Europe has ushered in the autumn by launching four wide-format printers making up the GP series. These include the 44-inch GP-4000 and the 24-inch GP-2000, which both use 10 colours, as well as the 36-inch GP-300 and the 24-inch GP-200, which use five colours. All four of these innovative printer variants also use fluorescent pink ink.

Excellent solutions for producing vibrant poster graphics

The arrival of these four Canon large-format printers offering five or 10 pigmented aqueous inks, along with fluorescent pink ink and three different printing widths, is well-timed as the UK and European retail, hospitality and leisure sectors continue their gradual recoveries from the pandemic.

Creative agencies, graphics producers and in-house printing departments serving businesses in the above industries are sure to appreciate the vivid colour reproduction that these GP series printers make possible.

This is a time when firms need to know that their promotional posters will grab the attention of potential customers for the right reasons, and a Canon ImagePROGRAF GP series printer can consistently help ensure that, print after print.

Equally impressive, however, is the ease of use, efficiency and productivity of these devices, as are also urgent priorities as the coronavirus recovery takes shape.