Canon U.S.A. expands large-format printer portfolio

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Canon imagePROGRAF TM-610M

Canon U.S.A., Inc., announced an expansion of its imagePROGRAF TX and TM lines. The launch introduces 12 new devices designed for architecture, engineering, construction, retail, education, and other light graphics applications, including seven new 5-color pigment ink models in the TM series and five high-productivity solutions in the TX series. The additions to the TM series lineup — TM-615, TM-610M, TM-610, TM-600, TM-510M, TM-510 and TM-500 — feature a compact body and comfortable operability for a wide range of print and scan needs, from digitizing and copying architectural and design drawings to producing posters for retail displays, restaurants and school bulletin boards. The lineup includes two new MFP models, the TM-610M (printing up to 36 inches) and TM-510M (printing up to 24 inches), marking the first time the imagePROGRAF TM series has offered models with a built-in large-format scanner. The imagePROGRAF TM-610M and TX-1300 MFP Z36 will make their debut at PRINTING United Expo 2026 in Las Vegas, NV, at Canon Booth #N5801

The TM-610M and TM-510M models integrate a printer and large-format scanner in a compact footprint comparable to the series’ printer-only models, with a flat-top design to make it easy to load large documents from above. The scanner offers stable, high-precision reading, and uses light sources on both sides of the sensor to reduce shadows and uneven brightness caused by creases or wrinkles in the original document. 

Every new model in the TM lineup also features a newly developed matte black ink with enhanced black density to produce deep, crisp fine lines and small text in technical drawings, while enabling vivid color reproduction for poster output — even on plain paper. The TM-610M and TM-510M scan at speeds of up to 5 inches per second in color and 10 inches per second in monochrome, while print speeds reach up to 2.7 D-size prints per minute on the TM-600 and up to 3.2 D-size prints per minute on the TM-610, TM-610M and TM-615. The additions to the TX series lineup — TX-4310 MFP Z36, TX-4300, TX-3310 MFP Z36, TX-3300 and TX-1300 MFP Z36 — include two printer-only solutions, such as the TX-4300 for printing up to 44 inches, and three MFP solutions that pair a large-format printer with an integrated large-format scanner, including the TX-1300 MFP Z36 for printing up to 36 inches. Designed for the high-productivity demands of construction, design, and manufacturing operations, the series streamlines high-volume drawing output and, with the MFP models, document digitization and copying. 

The TX-4310 MFP Z36, TX-3310 MFP Z36 and TX-1300 MFP Z36 models are equipped with a 15.6-inch monitor for intuitive scanning and copying, allowing users to review scanned images and make real-time edits, such as color correction, brightness, skew correction and a variety of others, on the spot without needing to rescan the document.

Both the new TM and TX series support Chromebook compatibility, with Mopria-certified mobile printing available on the new TM models. Like the TM series, all new TX models use a newly developed matte black ink with enhanced black density for high-resolution drawing output with sharp, legible fine lines and small text.

The imagePROGRAF TM-610M and TX-1300 MFP Z36 will make their debut at PRINTING United Expo 2026 in Las Vegas, NV, from September 23-25. Visit Canon at Booth #N5801 to experience a diverse range of the latest technology and solutions, and to connect with industry experts.

Source: Canon U.S.A., Inc. Expands Large Format Printing Portfolio

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Gary Pageau is principal of InfoCircle LLC, continuing his marketing communications career. InfoCircle LLC is a marketing and communications consulting firm, specializing in business-to-business markets. For nearly 25 years, he was with PMA International, serving most recently as Publisher, Content Development and Strategic Initiatives. His primary responsibilities included overseeing the Association’s editorial department, marketing research unit, education and corporate relations department.