Epson has introduced the SureColor F20030 in Malaysia, expanding its industrial textile printing portfolio as more manufacturers across Southeast Asia adopt digital production.
The new 76-inch dye-sublimation printer is designed for businesses handling high-volume textile printing, offering faster production speeds while maintaining consistent print quality.
Built for Higher Productivity
The SureColor F20030 features eight PrecisionCore MicroTFP printheads, allowing printing speeds of up to 306 square metres per hour. Compared with its predecessor, the printer is built to support larger production volumes and shorter turnaround times for industries such as sportswear, footwear and home textiles.
It also comes with Epson’s UltraChrome DS Ink system and hot-swap ink technology, allowing production to continue even when ink packs need replacing, helping reduce downtime.
Supporting Southeast Asia’s Digital Shift
As demand grows for customised products and shorter print runs, more textile manufacturers are moving away from traditional screen printing towards digital technologies.
According to Epson-IDC’s Digital Textile Printing Trends in Southeast Asia report, digital dye-sublimation printing enables businesses to achieve revenue growth significantly faster while improving production flexibility and reducing waste.
The SureColor F20030 also includes an integrated drying system, dust-reduction features and optional jumbo roll support, making it suitable for continuous industrial production.
Helping Businesses Improve Efficiency
Epson Malaysia Managing Director Alvin Tan said manufacturers today require greater flexibility and operational stability to remain competitive.
He said the new printer was developed to help businesses manage higher production demands, improve workflow efficiency and support more sustainable printing practices across the region.
The SureColor F20030 is available in Malaysia from 1 July 2026 through Epson Authorised Dealers.
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