The Epson SureColor P600 is built for large-format printing. It supports high-resolution borderless images up to 13 by 19 inches and can print panoramas longer than 10 feet. The ink cartridges, though, might not last long if you frequently print large images. Not to mention that they cost more than ink tanks.

Weighing 15 kg, it offers three interfaces (Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and USB), extra colors, an intuitive control panel featuring a 2.7″ color LCD with gesture navigation, support for pigment-based UltraChrome HD Ink, versatile media handling, mobile printing, and a wide range of connection options paired with multiple applications.

Features and Highlights

Nine Inks

Most printers built to print images use five or six inks, four of which are regular inks, but the Epson SureColor SC-P600 packs nine inks in total, arranged in a color configuration you don’t see every day. These include Vivid Magenta, Vivid Light Magenta, Light Black, Light Light Black, Photo Black, Matte Black, Cyan, and Yellow. Each ink comes in an individual 25.9 ml cartridge.

Auto-Switching Black Ink

While it does come with nine inks, only eight inks are used for printing. The reason is because two of its black inks are reserved for specific media types. Photo Black ink for glossy paper and Matte Black ink for non-glossy surfaces. The printer switches between the two inks automatically when it is printing to achieve better print quality, but this also means you’ll spend more on inks.

Extra Paper Path

The main feeder is a top-loading tray where you can load up to 120 sheets of plain paper or 30 photo paper. The extra path is a front manual feeder to load fine art paper or thick media. Both support media up to 13 inches wide and 19 inches long. Plus, the printer supports 13-inch roll paper, which you can load from the rear.

About Epson SureColor SC-P600 Resetter

Ink pads might not seem like a big deal, but they play an important role in keeping your SC-P600 running smoothly. They’re small spongy parts that absorb leftover ink during cleaning cycles and borderless prints. The problem is, the printer shuts down when it thinks they are full already, even if they actually aren’t .

The fix is easy, so easy that you can ignore Epson’s suggestion that pop up on the screen to contact them. You can do it yourself with this lightweight resetter. This simple tool might look a little rough, but it can get your printer back up and running.

Epson SureColor SC-P600 Resetter Free Download

Printers don’t always cooperate, but it’s worst when yours quits just when you’re counting on it. Even more irritating when the company’s only advice is to get in touch with them, which will definitely cost you money and time.

Fixing the issue on your own with this resetter does take time as well, but it’s much faster since you don’t need days to be able to use the printer again. Plus, you’ll save yourself from paying costly service fee. You can click the link below to download Epson SureColor SC-P600 Resetter for Windows: