Contract Proofing

Epson SureColor P-Series Proofers

Epson is the standard for Digital Contract Proofing. Whether you're proofing commercial or flexographic printing presses, Epson has a proofing solution to meet your press operator and customers requirements.

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Epson SureColor P7570

24” Digital Contract Proofer

Epson SureColor P7570

24” Digital Contract Proofer

  • 24" Roll & Cut Sheet Compatible
  • High-Performance 2.6" PrecisionCore Printhead
  • UltraChrome PRO12 Pigment Ink Set
  • Optional In-Line Automatic Spectrophotometer
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Epson SureColor P9570

44” Digital Contract Proofer

Epson SureColor P9570

44” Digital Contract Proofer

  • 44" Roll & Cut Sheet Compatible
  • High-Performance 2.6" PrecisionCore Printhead
  • UltraChrome PRO12 Pigment Ink Set
  • Optional In-Line Automatic Spectrophotometer
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Epson SpectroProofer®

Optional In-Line Spectrophotometer Developed Jointly with X-Rite.

Depending upon the RIP workflow you choose, the Epson SpectroProofer can automate the process of creating ICC profiles, automatically re-linearize your proofing paper, and ensure your proofs are meeting the color accuracy standards you've chosen.

Contract-Quality Color

Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Inks

Epson added a new Violet ink to our standard proofing ink set allowing you to hit up to 99% of the PANTONE® FORMULA GUIDE solid-coated standard.1 This level of color accuracy is ideal for both commercial and flexographic contract proofing applications.

Flexible Proofing Sizes

Epson offers contract-quality proofing up to 44" wide. Ideal for proofing virtually any commercial or flexographic printing press.

Contone or Halftone Proofs

Depending upon the RIP workflow you choose, Epson SureColor contract-quality proofers can proof continuous-tone, or even true halftone dot proofs to better set customer expectations.

1 99% coverage of PANTONE PLUS FORMULA GUIDE solid-coated palette based on Epson Proofing Paper White Semimatte printed with the Epson Driver at 2400 x 1200 dpi. PANTONE coverage may vary when printed under other conditions.