Canon imagePROGRAF iPF510 Driver

The Canon imagePROGRAF iPF510 machine has a 17-inch class screen with a design fit for commercial purposes. It contains ink types for dye and pigment reactive inks for BK, two MBKs, Cyan, Yellow, and Magenta. At the optimum performance, the maximum print resolution of the machine is up to 2400 x 1200 dots per inch (dpi). In terms of the print speed, it depends on the paper type in use in the printer.

Supported Ink Catridges

Ink Tanks                        : PFI-102MBK, PFI-102BK, PFI-102C, PFI-102M, PFI-102Y
Starter Ink Tanks           :  6 Ink – Cyan, 2x MBK, Yellow, Magenta, Black
Droplet Size of Ink        :  Four picoliter
Catridge Ink Capacity   :  Per color² 130ml
Droplet Ink Size             :  Pigment/ Dye Reactive Ink
Catridge Color Dye        :  Yellow, Cyan, Black, Magenta
Color Pigment                :  Black Matte – 2 Channels

Canon imagePROGRAF iPF510 printer driver for Windows

Canon imagePROGRAF iPF510 driver Supported Macintosh Operating Systems

Specifications

For instance, when a plain paper is in use at the draft mode, the rate of printing is about 20 seconds. On the other hand, when a coated article is in use, the rate is 55 seconds. But a glossy photo paper will print at the rate of 1 minute 38 seconds at the standard model. The physical dimensions of this model of the printer include a width of 819 mm and a depth of 733 mm. Also, the height of the printer model is about 317 mm, while the weight is 39 kg.

These dimensions include the printer itself, a cassette, an output tray, and a manual feed. As regards the power specifications, this machine requires an input power within the range of 100 and 120 volts. On the other hand, the power consumption reaches a maximum of 100 watts at optimum performance. For the printer to also perform at an optimum level, certain factors have to be in place.

For instance, the temperature level of the environment should remain between 15 and 30⁰C. Whereas, the relative humidity should be between 10 and 80% without condensation. The supported printer languages of the device include the Graphic Arts Language with Raster Operations (GARO). The other options include the HP-G:/2 and HP RTL. It also displays an operational panel through a liquid crystal display (LCD) that supports some primary languages.