CAD, Technical and Graphic Plotter Printers
Designed for architecture, engineering and construction professionals, SureColor® T-Series wide-format printers and graphic plotters deliver dynamic graphics, maps and CAD drawings.
Epson SureColor T Series Printers
If your work involves blueprints, line drawings, renderings, or large-format posters, the Epson SureColor T Series is built for you. National/AZON is an authorized distributor of Epson SureColor printers, and we help architecture, engineering, construction, education, and reprographics teams find the right model for their work.
The SureColor t series replaced Epson’s older plotters with a faster printhead, wireless printing built in, and, on some models, a scanner. You can copy and share large drawings without leaving your desk. Every model uses genuine Epson UltraChrome pigment ink, so your lines stay sharp for years, not months.
Who Uses These Printers
Architects and engineers print plan sets and redlines. Surveyors print maps that need to be exact. Schools print posters and project boards. Sign shops print point-of-purchase displays. One printer family handles all of it, whether you work from a single desk or run a full production floor.
Home & Small Office
Entry-level CAD printers that are appropriately sized, scaled, and priced for home or small office use, including multifunction printers with built-in scanners to archive, share, and copy large documents.
Mid-Size Office & Workgroups
Mid-range CAD printers that offer fast performance for line drawings, renderings and D-sized plots or even wide-format assignments such as indoor matte borderless posters.
Production, Enterprise & Reprographics
High-speed production CAD, Technical and Graphics printers that offer high performance, quality and greater versatility for the needs of growing businesses.
Epson SureColor T Series: Models at a Glance
What Does an Epson SureColor T Series Printer Cost?
It depends on the roll width, the ink capacity, and whether the model scans as well as prints. Desktop models cost the least. Single-roll 36 and 44-inch models sit in the middle. Dual-roll production models with scanning cost the most. Accessories like stackers, stands, and service plans add to the price too. The best way to get a real number on the SureColor T-Series is to talk to us directly, or find a reseller near you who can match a model to your print volume.
Why Buy Through National/AZON
We sell Epson SureColor large format and wide format printer models, along with Canon and Contex equipment. So we can help you compare brands, not just sell you one. Our reseller network handles installation, training, and service, so once the printer shows up, you’re not figuring it out alone. Whether you need one desktop unit or a fleet of production printers, we’ll talk you through the real costs first.
Explore the three categories above, download the brochure, or get in touch with National/AZON. We’ll help you find what fits your work.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Epson SureColor T Series used for?
CAD drawings, technical line work, blueprints, GIS maps, and large-format posters. Mostly used in architecture, engineering, construction, and reprographics.
What sizes does the SureColor T Series come in?
24 inches (T3170, T3170x, T3770), 36 inches (T5170, T5770, T5770D), and 44 inches (T7770D, T7770DL). Desktop, workgroup, then production.
Do SureColor T-Series printers scan as well as print?
Some do. The T3170M, T5470M, and T5770DM/T7770DM come with a built-in scanner, so you can copy and archive drawings without a separate machine.
How fast is an Epson SureColor T Series printer?
About 34 seconds for an A1/D-size print on the entry-level models, as fast as 16 seconds on production models. Poster and technical-drawing output runs from 300 to over 1,400 square feet an hour, depending on the model.
What is the Epson SureColor T Series used for?
The Epson SureColor T Series is designed for professional wide-format applications such as CAD drawings, architectural plans, engineering documents, maps, technical graphics and presentations.
What should I consider when choosing an Epson T Series printer?
Consider your required print width, printing volume, document types, color requirements, media compatibility, available workspace and overall workflow. These factors can help determine which model is the best fit.
How much does an Epson T Series printer cost?
The Epson T Series printer price varies by model, configuration and features. For current pricing, it is best to compare the specific models that meet your printing requirements.
Which Epson SureColor printer is right for my business?
The best model depends on your application and expected workload. Smaller offices may benefit from a more compact solution, while workgroups and production environments may require a faster system with greater media capacity.
Is an Epson SureColor printer suitable for CAD printing?
Yes. The T Series is designed for applications where accurate lines, fine details and reliable large-format output are important, making it suitable for many CAD, architectural and engineering workflows.
What are CAD, Technical and Graphic Plotter Printers designed for?
They are designed for architecture, engineering and construction professionals, with SureColor® T-Series wide-format printers and graphic plotters delivering dynamic graphics, maps and CAD drawings.
What categories of printers are described, and what do they include?
The article describes Home & Small Office printers for entry-level CAD tasks, Mid-Size Office & Workgroups printers for faster CAD work, and Production, Enterprise & Reprographics printers for high-speed, high-performance needs.
What additional resources are available to learn more about these printers?
You can download the Family Brochure and click the Learn More links for detailed information about each category.
What capabilities do the printers offer in terms of graphics and maps?
They deliver dynamic graphics, maps and CAD drawings suitable for architecture, engineering and construction workflows.
What characterizes the Home & Small Office option?
It offers entry-level CAD printers that are appropriately sized, scaled and priced for home or small office use, including multifunction printers with built-in scanners to archive, share, and copy large documents.
