Specs
Surecolor Flat specs
Setup notes and briefing numbers for Surecolor Flat.
SureColor Flatbed bed and media data
The SureColor Flat specs page sets out the technical details for Epson flatbed hardware. Use it to review bed format, media support and operating requirements before planning a rigid print installation.
Check printable bed size, accepted board thickness and the utility requirements around the Epson flatbed unit. Rigid work in Gauteng often brings more dust control checks, while Cape Town sites usually need closer attention to room moisture and board storage before print testing. Electrical supply, extraction around the print area and access for loading large panels should be confirmed before installation planning starts.
Review the machine dimensions and service clearances before marking out the printer position in the print room. The key figures help teams match sheet handling, curing space and operator access to the media they intend to run. Keep the listed requirements with the site brief so installers and production staff refer to the same numbers.
Checks before rigid media planning
Start with the board types you expect to print, then compare those materials against the flatbed capacity and support points shown here. PVC, acrylic, foam board and aluminium composite each place different demands on vacuum hold, loading method and head clearance. One missing measurement at this stage can affect handling, print quality and the room layout around the Epson unit.
Match SureColor Flat specs with the related handling and RIP notes before finalising a production setup. Confirm power, extraction, access widths and media sizes, then use the contact form if a site measurement or operating condition needs checking. Include the Epson model name and the board stock under review so the query stays tied to the right machine.
- Printable area and board thickness limits
- Clearance checks around loading sides
- Power and room requirement summary
Gauteng and Cape Town site checks
Highveld sites usually need more attention to airborne dust on sheets, rails and sensor areas before rigid work begins. Coastal rooms can shift more quickly with moisture, which affects board storage and the condition of printable surfaces. The Surecolor Flat specs help production teams compare the machine requirement with the room they actually have.
Measure doorway widths, turning space and the route from delivery point to printer position before booking equipment movement. Large rigid panels need safe loading space at the machine, not only enough room for the footprint on paper. Where backup power is part of the site plan, check the flatbed operating requirement against that supply rather than assuming parity with smaller printers.
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Numbers to confirm before installation
Record the intended media sizes, panel weight and available room dimensions before comparing them with the listed SureColor Flat specifications. Add the electrical supply and extraction arrangement so the installation brief reflects the actual site.
For live production rooms, assess the machine alongside the media sheet and RIP configuration notes. That combination gives buyers, installers and operators one reference set for bed format, material handling and operating conditions.
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