Mitsubishi CP-9600DW-S

With an optimised thermal head, the Mitsubishi CP9600DW-S ensures high
definition photos and the finest detail in image reproduction.
CP9600DW is 600DPI resolution sublimation printer,design similair to model CP-9550DW. Printer is equipped with fast interface USB 2.0

The Mitsubishi CP-9600DW-S can only be used on a Mitsubishi kiosk system, NOT on a PC or MAC.

Photo Print Media for the Mitsubishi CP-9600DW-S

About The Mitsubishi CP-9600DW-S

The new CP9600DW-S offers an amazing 600 dpi resolution ensuring that fantastic quality photos are produced with excellent colour and detail. This printer has been specifically designed for applications where optimum photo quality is paramount, making it an ideal solution for photo studios, labs and professional photographers.

The CP9600DW-S uses dye sublimation technology to produce photos in 4″x6″, 4.5″x6″, 6″x8″ and 6″x9″ formats, that are durable, water & UV resistant, cost effective and emerge completely touch dry. High capacity consumables (600 prints on 4″x6″ paper/ink media) also ensures cost effectiveness and requires very little time to be spent to change over the easy to install roll-fed media.

The CP9600DW-S is the ideal complementary equipment for Mitsubishi Kiosk or Click system users who need to offer high resolution, maximum reliability and excellent colour reproduction.

The CP9600DW-S uses the same roll-fed paper and ink media as the highly successful CP9550DW-S. With 600 prints per media set on the 4″x6″ size, the CP9600DW-S requires little time to be spent changing consumables and provides cost effective prints. A new protective covering on the thermal head increases the life of the head considerably.

A large format has a greater impact; this applies to all kinds of images, but is especially true for portrait and event photography. It is this special area of photography that makes the highest demands on the printer hardware in terms of resolution and color separation accuracy. The Mitsubishi dyesublimation printer CP9600DW takes on the challenge better than any other machine: its extremely high 600 dpi resolution has not been matched yet.