A Japanese company that was founded in May 1942 under the name Daiwa Kyogo Ltd, Epson has become one of the world’s largest manufacturing companies in the world. Headquartered in Suwa, Nagano, Japan, this company began its humble beginning as a watch manufacturing company and is now the holder of the largest number of patents in projectors and inkjet printers. Epson strives to add value and convenience in their customer’s life by investing 6% of its annual turnover in Research & Development. Epson developed the world’s first light-weight, compact digital printer and the latest printer that uses separate ink bottles instead of print cartridges.
The Workforce Pro series by Epson was designed especially for busy home offices. It guarantees high speed, power, reliability due to its PrecisionCore technology. This technology uses print chips to generate 40 million dots per second, thus providing high precision with excellent quality printing. No heat is used during the process of printing since this model uses the Epson’s piezo system of precisely controlled mechanical pressure to eject ink. There is also no warm-up time in this model. These ensure lesser energy consumption of up to 60% as compared to other lasers or copiers. This series also produces 94% lesser wastes as compared to others.
The Workforce Pro WF 4734 is the fastest among its class with very fast printing speeds of 20 ISO ppm in both black and color. Powered by the PrecisionCore technology, this product performs beyond laser in terms of print quality and speed. It is also easy on the budget and gives up to 50% lesser printing costs than color lasers. It has a 500 paper sheet capacity with two separate trays to accommodate different paper or media sizes, even envelopes. This product enhances productivity with its 35 pages automatic document feeder and 2 sided printing system.
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