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Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6350
24" wide-format inkjet printer
- ModeliPF6350
- Prints24" wide
Genuine OEM hardwareAuthorized U.S. distribution
Manufacturer warrantyExtension plans available
Free shippingContinental U.S.
Plotter specialistsAEC experts, not just sellers
Analyst take
- The iPF6350 handles roll paper and cut sheets up to 24 inches wide for color AEC output.
- Its listed media support suits both ordinary technical documents and presentation-oriented output.
- The supplied specifications document Ethernet, USB, LCD operation, and 80 GB of internal storage.
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Overview
Built for the work
Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6350, 2400 x 1200 DPI, Bubble-jet, A1 (594 x 841 mm), A1, A2, A3, A4, 0.07 – 0.8 mm, 708.7" (18 m)
Expert analysis
What you should know
Key takeaways
- The iPF6350 handles roll paper and cut sheets up to 24 inches wide for color AEC output.
- Its listed media support suits both ordinary technical documents and presentation-oriented output.
- The supplied specifications document Ethernet, USB, LCD operation, and 80 GB of internal storage.
- The supplied data does not confirm scan, copy, job-accounting, authentication, or finishing workflows.
- Teams that routinely issue wider sheets should evaluate the Canon iPF6300 33-in rather than force a 24-inch workflow.
- The Canon ST-25 is the resolved compatible accessory for this model.
At 4:45 p.m., the person at the output tray usually needs one thing: a legible plan, map, exhibit, or presentation sheet before somebody walks into a meeting. The Canon iPF6350 is a 24-inch color wide-format printer for that sort of desk-side technical and graphics work, handling roll paper and cut sheets up to 24 inches wide.
Its 2400 x 1200 DPI maximum resolution, Bubble-jet print head, and broad supported-media list make it a sensible fit where CAD linework shares the queue with color-coded coordination drawings, GIS maps, proofing sheets, and presentation output. It is not a production-room substitute for a wider machine. It is a compact-format workhorse with a footprint that still deserves an actual plan, not a hopeful corner.
24" (61 cm)Maximum roll widthSized for 24-inch technical output and architectural sheets.
2400 x 1200 DPIMaximum resolutionRelevant when fine linework and detailed color graphics share the same device.
80 GBInternal storageUseful context for networked job handling.
174.2 lbs (79 kg)Machine weightPlan the location and installation accordingly.
Where it fits in an AEC office
The iPF6350 suits architecture studios, engineering teams, survey groups, and construction offices that need occasional to regular color output without moving into a wider-format print-room footprint. It supports common architectural sizes from 9 x 12 inches through 24 x 36 inches, plus ANSI sizes through 22 x 34 inches and ISO A1 through A4. That covers much of the daily mix: check plots, permit-review sheets, markups, maps, and color coordination plans.
Media flexibility is a real part of the case. The supplied specification lists plain and coated papers, glossy and photo papers, proofing paper, opaque film, roll-up film, and vinyl media. Media thickness ranges from 0.003 to 0.031 inches. That makes the machine more useful when the same team prints working drawings on bond one hour and a client-facing board the next. Bottom line: this is a practical 24-inch color device when technical documents and graphics live in the same queue.
Networked, but ask the workflow questions
The iPF6350 includes Gigabit Ethernet, one USB 2.0 port, USB Type-A connectivity, an LCD display, and 80 GB of internal storage. Listed network protocols include HTTP, TCP/IP, IPv4/IPv6, SNMP, and IPX/SPX. Those are useful building blocks for a shared office printer and for IT teams monitoring a device on the network.
The specifications provided do not establish CAD-driver behavior, cloud-platform integration, user authentication, job accounting, scan-to-folder workflow, or finishing capability. Those are not small omissions for a contractor charging prints to projects or an engineering department with controlled document release. Have the dealer demonstrate your actual PDF and CAD files, including a mixed-size bid package. Bottom line: the connectivity is documented; the job-submission and accounting workflow needs proof in your environment.
Family position and the limits of 24 inches
The iPF6350 belongs in a 24-inch decision, not a wishful-thinking 36-inch one. A 24-inch maximum roll width fits many AEC check-plot and drawing-review needs, but it may create extra handling for full-size sets. If wider output is routine, compare it with the 33-inch Canon iPF6300 33-in rather than asking a 24-inch printer to solve a width problem it does not have.
Within the listed Canon family, the Canon iPF6100 24-in and Canon iPF6200 24-in are also 24-inch options with the same stated 2400 x 1200 DPI maximum resolution. The Canon iPF6400 24-in is another 24-inch family alternative. The supplied data does not provide enough workflow, ink, speed, or media-handling detail to declare a winner among them. Compare the iPF6350 directly with the Canon iPF6400 24-in using your own files and media. Bottom line: width is the cleanest dividing line here; do not buy around it with optimism and a paper cutter.
Related comparisons
The read
The Canon iPF6350 is a credible AEC fit for teams needing 24-inch color output on rolls or cut sheets, with support for technical paper, coated media, film, and presentation-oriented stocks. Its stated 47 dB printing sound pressure level and 100 W typical power consumption support office placement considerations, while its 174.2-pound weight and 52 x 36 x 25.4-inch footprint still call for a deliberate location. The Canon ST-25 accessory is the resolved compatible accessory for this model. Choose this machine when 24-inch work is genuinely the job. Move to the Canon iPF6300 33-in when wider sheets are a normal part of the week. Bottom line: match the printer to the drawings you actually issue, especially on Friday afternoon.
Verified specifications
The specs that decide it
| Maximum print width | 24 in |
|---|---|
| Maximum resolution | 2400 x 1200 DPI |
| Maximum print size | A1 (594 x 841 mm) |
| Media thickness | 0.07 – 0.8 mm |
| Maximum roll diameter | 5.91" (15 cm) |
| Sound level (printing) | 47 dB |
| Power consumption | 100 W |
Specifications
Full technical detail
Max resolution2400 x 1200 DPI
Max print width24"
ConnectivityUSB
Use caseCAD / Technical
Printing
| Color | Yes |
|---|---|
| Print head | Bubble-jet |
| Maximum resolution | 2400 x 1200 DPI |
| Print head nozzles | 1200 dpi x 2 |
Performance
| Display | LCD |
|---|---|
| Storage media | HDD |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Internal storage capacity | 80 GB |
| Sound pressure level (printing) | 47 dB |
Paper handling
| Cut sheets | Yes |
|---|---|
| Roll paper | Yes |
| Media thickness | 0.003"–0.031" (0.07 – 0.8 mm) |
| Roll top margin | 0.787" (2 cm) |
| ANSI paper sizes | 8.5 x 11", 8.5 x 14", 11 x 17", 13 x 19", 17 x 22", 22 x 34" |
| Maximum print size | A1 (23" x 33" (594 x 841 mm)) |
| Maximum roll width | 24" (61 cm) |
| Architectural sizes | 9 x 12", 12 x 18", 18 x 24", 24 x 36" |
| Maximum roll length | 708.7" (18 m) |
| Maximum roll diameter | 5.91" (15 cm) |
| ISO A-series sizes (A0…A9) | A1, A2, A3, A4 |
| ISO C-series sizes (C0…C9) | C2, C3, C4 |
| JIS B-series sizes (B0…B9) | B2, B3, B4 |
Ports & interfaces
| USB port | Yes |
|---|---|
| USB connector | USB Type-A |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 1 |
| Ethernet interface type | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Supported network protocols | HTTP, TCP/IP, IPv4/IPv6, SNMP, IPX/SPX |
Weight & dimensions
| Weight | 174.2 lbs (79 kg) |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 52 x 36 x 25.4" (1320 x 914 x 645 mm) |
Power
| Power supply type | AC |
|---|---|
| Power requirements | 100 – 240V |
| Power consumption (standby) | 6 W |
| Power consumption (typical) | 100 W |
| Power consumption (PowerSave) | 1 W |
Operational conditions
| Storage temperature (T-T) | 15 – 30 °C |
|---|---|
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 10 – 80% |
Other features
| Opaque film | Yes |
|---|---|
| Photo paper | Yes |
| Vinyl media | Yes |
| Coated paper | Yes |
| Glossy paper | Yes |
| Opaque paper | Yes |
| Roll-up film | Yes |
| Proofing paper | Yes |
| High resolution paper | Yes |
| Compatible ink types, supplies | BK, MBK, C, M, Y, PC, PM, GY, PGY, R, G, B |
Supplies
Compatible ink, printheads & media
Genuine consumables that fit the Canon imagePROGRAF iPF6350 large format printer Colour 2400 x 1200 DPI A1 (594 x 841 mm) — only the cartridges, printheads and media compatible with this model.
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Questions
Straight answers
What AEC work fits the Canon iPF6350?
It fits color technical output such as check plots, architectural sheets, engineering drawings, GIS maps, color coordination documents, and presentation-oriented prints within its 24-inch maximum roll width.
Can it print common architectural sheet sizes?
The supplied specification lists architectural sizes from 9 x 12 inches through 24 x 36 inches. It also lists ANSI sizes through 22 x 34 inches.
What media can the iPF6350 handle?
Listed media includes roll paper, cut sheets, coated paper, opaque paper, glossy paper, photo paper, proofing paper, opaque film, roll-up film, and vinyl media. Listed media thickness is 0.003 to 0.031 inches.
Is it suitable as a shared network printer?
It includes Gigabit Ethernet, USB connectivity, 80 GB of internal storage, and listed TCP/IP, IPv4/IPv6, SNMP, HTTP, and IPX/SPX protocols. Confirm driver behavior, authentication, and accounting requirements with your own files and network policies.
Does the iPF6350 replace a need for a wider printer?
Not when wider output is routine. Its maximum roll width is 24 inches; the listed Canon iPF6300 33-in is the more relevant family comparison when sheet width is the limiting factor.
What accessory is identified for this model?
The resolved compatible accessory is the Canon ST-25.
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