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Epson · Wide-Format Plotter
24" color graphics & photo printer
Analyst take
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Overview
The Epson SureColor P7570 is a 24-inch aqueous pigment inkjet built around a 12-channel ink set — Cyan, Vivid Magenta, Vivid Light Magenta, Yellow, Orange, Green, Violet, plus Photo Black, Matte Black, Gray and Light Gray. That spread matters where AEC color actually lives: coordination drawings with dense overlapping trades, GIS maps where two adjacent zones must read as distinctly different, and rendered presentation boards where a saturated red needs to hold its edge rather than collapse into orange. The extra chromatic inks widen the reproducible gamut in exactly those saturated corners; the multiple grays keep neutral linework and grayscale renderings honest rather than tinted.
Where it’s less appropriate: high-volume mono plan-set production doesn’t need 12 inks — a simpler CAD-focused machine, or a wider model like the Epson SC-P8000 44-in, may fit better. Teams needing more than 24 inches or dual-roll unattended runs should look at the Epson P8570DR 44-in or Epson P9570 44-in.
At a glance
Ideal for: color-managed AEC work — presentation boards, renderings, GIS maps and coordination drawings on a 24-inch roll. Not the tool for: high-volume monochrome plan sets, jobs wider than 24 inches, or unattended dual-roll production.
Expert analysis
Key takeaways
Most wide-format machines an AEC firm buys are chosen for line weight and roll changes, not for what a rendered sunset looks like on coated paper. The Epson SureColor P7570 is the machine that reverses that priority — a 24-inch, ten-channel photographic printer that happens to be very capable of a permit set. If your studio produces glossy presentation boards and material-study renderings alongside its bid drawings, that dual identity is the whole point.
What sets it apart on paper is the ink set: ten channels drawn from a wider gamut palette including Orange, Green and Violet. That matters where photographs live — in the last five percent of a saturated red, or the cool depth of a shadowed elevation study.
The Orange, Green and Violet channels extend the printer into regions that a standard CMYK-plus-light-inks plotter simply cannot reach. On the media we’ve measured, that shows up in the transitions — a green that walks smoothly from moss to lime without a muddy dip, skin tones in scale-figure renderings that hold rather than turning waxy. We say measured pointedly, because most of the industry quotes a 2-D marketing coverage percentage; the volume of color a printer can actually reproduce is a three-dimensional number, and it is the one that predicts whether your board matches your screen. Compare the measured envelopes yourself on our ICC gamut hub.
For genuine soft-proofing workflows, Epson offers an inline spectrophotometer accessory (the Epson Spectrophotometer ILS30EP) and the Epson Adobe® PostScript® 3™ Expansion Unit for reliable PDF and RIP handling — both worth budgeting for if color accuracy, not just color richness, is the goal.
Reproducing color beautifully and plotting a 30-sheet civil set quickly are different jobs. At its rated 10.7 m²/h in normal-quality mode, the P7570 is a photographic instrument first; it is capable of monochrome and color line work, but a firm whose day is dominated by high-volume as-builts and coordination sets will find a dedicated plotter faster and cheaper per sheet. Note too that this is a single-roll, 24-inch machine — no dual-roll automatic switching, no Wi-Fi. It connects by Ethernet LAN or USB, which most print rooms prefer anyway for security.
The optional Epson Hard Disk Unit adds job storage and reprint convenience where a shared machine sees repeat work.
Estimate plot times for your own run lengths.
One set: – · Weekly plotting time: –
Computed from the manufacturer's rated 1,135 ft²/h. Real-world mixed sets run slower — treat this as a best case for comparing machines, not a promise.
Within the Epson line, the closest sibling is the SC-P7500 24-in, which shares the wide-gamut, ten-channel photographic approach at the same width — the two are near-twins for color work, and worth putting side by side in our compare tool. If your work is plainer and line-driven, the SureColor P7300 24-in is the more grounded, production-leaning option in the family. And if 24 inches is simply too narrow for D- and E-size plans, step out to the 44-inch SureColor P8000 44-in or the dual-roll P8570DR 44-in. Buyers weighing a pure-technical alternative should also look at the thermal-inkjet Canon GP-2000 24-in for faster line-set throughput.
The read
The P7570 is well suited to architecture and design studios that need one 24-inch machine to render presentation boards and material studies with real color fidelity while still handling occasional bid and permit sets. The trade-off is speed and width: it is not the tool for a civil or survey department living on high-volume monochrome plots, nor for anyone needing 36-inch or wider output. Choose it when the quality of the color you can reproduce — not the sheets-per-hour you can push — is what the work is judged on. See where it ranks in class on our class leaderboard.
Spec analysis
Overall performance
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92% spec coverage
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Measured color
Measured on Hahnemühle Photo Gloss Baryta X 320 — the same paper we put every printer on, so the only thing that varies is the printer and its ink. Computed with ArgyllCMS from the paper maker’s ICC profile: real measured color data, not a spec-sheet claim.
These are 3-D color-volume figures measured from the actual profile — a stricter, more honest gauge than the 2-D “% coverage” numbers on marketing spec sheets, which run considerably higher. Use them to compare printers on the same basis.
| Media | Volume (Lab³) | sRGB | Adobe RGB |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photo Gloss Baryta (common basis) | 914,449 | 69.4% | 62.1% |
| Backlit film | 1,011,747 | 70.6% | 62.1% |
| Satin / semi-gloss photo | 956,629 | 70.6% | 62.9% |
| Fine-art | 952,231 | 69.5% | 62.2% |
| Premium glossy photo | 923,325 | 69.2% | 60.7% |
| Matte photo | 865,818 | 67.5% | 58.5% |
| Canvas | 691,253 | 59.3% | 50.7% |
| Vinyl | 495,537 | 46.6% | 36.9% |
| Plain / coated | 416,217 | 41% | 31.5% |
Gamut volume is the size of the reproducible color solid in CIELAB, computed with ArgyllCMS iccgamut. Coverage is the share of the sRGB / Adobe RGB reference volume the printer reproduces (ArgyllCMS viewgam). A larger volume and higher coverage mean more saturated colors reproduced faithfully; wide-format pigment printers typically extend beyond sRGB in cyans and greens while falling short of its deepest blues.
Verified specifications
| Maximum print width | 24 in rollmanufacturer-verified |
|---|---|
| Maximum resolution | 2400 x 1200 dpi |
| Ink platform | UltraChrome PRO12 pigment (12 inks)manufacturer-verified |
| Droplet size | 3.5 picolitersmanufacturer-verified |
| Nozzle configuration | 9,600 nozzles (800 x 12)manufacturer-verified |
| Max roll length | 708.7 inmanufacturer-verified |
| Media thickness | up to 0.5 mmmanufacturer-verified |
| Internal storage | 320 GBmanufacturer-verified |
| Connectivity | 1000Base-T Ethernet + Hi-Speed USB 2.0 (no Wi-Fi) |
| Weight | 269 lb |
manufacturer-verified = checked against the manufacturer’s official datasheet, not aggregator data. Everything else is standards-body / catalog data we consider reliable.
Specifications
| Color | Yes |
|---|---|
| Printing colors | Black, Cyan, Green, Gray, Light Cyan, Light grey, Matte black, Orange, Photo black, Violet, Vivid light magenta, Vivid magenta, Yellow |
| Print technology | Inkjet |
| Maximum resolution | 2400 x 1200 DPI |
| Page description languages | ESC P |
| Product color | Black, Gray |
|---|
| Cut sheets | Yes |
|---|---|
| Paper tray media types | Photo paper |
| Wi-Fi | No |
|---|---|
| USB port | Yes |
| Ethernet LAN | Yes |
| Weight | 269 lbs (122 kg) |
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| AC input voltage | 110 – 240 V |
|---|---|
| AC input frequency | 50 – 60 Hz |
| Power consumption (off) | 0.3 W |
| Power consumption (sleep) | 3.4 W |
| Power consumption (typical) | 85 W |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -20 – 40 °C |
|---|---|
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 10 – 35 °C |
| Operating relative humidity (H-H) | 20 – 80% |
Everything that fits the Epson SureColor P7570
The full supplies hub lists every cartridge, printhead, roll and accessory verified against the manufacturer's own documentation for this machine.
36 ink cartridges · 12 paper & media items · 5 accessories · 6 coverage plans
Epson SureColor P7570 ink and paper →Supplies
Genuine consumables that fit the Epson SureColor P7570 24-in Wide-Format Printer — only the cartridges, printheads and media compatible with this model.
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Gray Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44H720)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Matte Black Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44P820)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Vivid Magenta Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44P320)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Orange Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44WA20)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Cyan Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44W220)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Photo Black Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44W120)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Vivid Light Magenta Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44P620)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Gray Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44P720)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Orange Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44PA20)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Yellow Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44P420)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Vivid Magenta Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44W320)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Violet Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44PD20)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Yellow Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44W420)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Light Cyan Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44W520)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Vivid Light Magenta Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44W620)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Gray Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44W720)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Matte Black Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44W820)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Light Gray Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44W920)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Green Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44WB20)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Violet Ink Cartridge, 150 ml (T44WD20)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Photo Black Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44P120)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Cyan Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44P220)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Light Cyan Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44P520)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Light Gray Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44P920)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Green Ink Cartridge, 350 ml (T44PB20)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Orange Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44HA20)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Vivid Light Magenta Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44H620)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Light Gray Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44H920)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Light Cyan Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44H520)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Violet Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44HD20)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Vivid Magenta Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44H320)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Yellow Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44H420)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Matte Black Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44H820)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Photo Black Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44H120)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Cyan Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44H220)
Epson UltraChrome PRO12 Green Ink Cartridge, 700 ml (T44HB20)
Representative image28LB Inkjet Coated Matte Paper (748)Representative image46LB Inkjet Coated Matte Paper (747)Representative image6.5mil Matte Coated Paper w/ PSA (746PSA)Representative image36LB Inkjet Coated Matte Paper (746)Representative image24LB Inkjet Coated Matte Paper (745)Representative image20LB High Brite Inkjet Bond Paper (740)Representative image20LB Inkjet Bond Paper (Tinted) (732)Representative image24LB Inkjet Bond Paper (731)Representative image20LB Inkjet Bond Paper (730)Representative image24LB Inkjet Coated Matte Paper Economy (714)Representative image20LB Engineering Vellum (471)Representative imageWSL 28LB Simple Inkjet Coated Matte Paper (C2S) (448)
Epson 1-Year Next-Business-Day On-Site Purchase With Hardware Extended Service P (PSP7500S1)Epson 1-Year Next-Business-Day On-Site In-Warranty Extended Service Plan – Surec (IWP7500S1)Epson 1-Year Next-Business-Day On-Site Out-Of-Warranty Extended Service Plan – S (OWP7500S1)
Epson 2-Year Next-Business-Day On-Site Purchase With Hardware Extended Service P (PSP7500S2)
Epson 4-Year Next-Business-Day On-Site Purchase With Hardware Extended Service P (PSP7500S4)
Install Service (Lfp) P-Series 24 Inch (EPPP24INS)Questions
Yes — that dual role is where it makes the most sense. Its ten-channel wide-gamut ink set reproduces boards and renderings richly while still handling occasional drawing sets. A plot-heavy department would be better served by a faster technical plotter.
Epson rates it at about 10.7 m²/h (roughly 109 in/min at 600 dpi production mode) in normal quality. That is respectable, but a firm producing large monochrome plot volumes daily should expect a dedicated plotter to be quicker and cheaper per sheet.
No. The P7570 is a single-roll, 24-inch machine connecting by Ethernet LAN or USB. If you need automatic dual-roll switching, look to the 44-inch P8570DR in the same family.
It carries Orange, Green and Violet channels alongside the usual inks, extending the volume of color it can actually reproduce — most visible in saturated reds, clean greens, and skin tones on scale figures. We assess this by measured 3-D gamut volume, not 2-D marketing percentages.
With the optional Epson Spectrophotometer ILS30EP and the Adobe PostScript 3 Expansion Unit, yes — those accessories enable inline measurement and reliable RIP handling for color-critical work. Budget for them if fidelity, not just richness, matters.
The two are close siblings sharing the wide-gamut, ten-channel photographic approach at the same 24-inch width. Put them side by side in our compare tool; for plainer line-driven work, the P7300 is the more production-oriented choice.
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