Canon imagePROGRAF TM-5350 Single Function Large Format Printer

General
Functions Print Only
Printer Type Single Function Large Format Printer
Output Color Color
Print
Technology Ink
Print Speed CAD Drawing (A1 Landscape, Fast Q5 mode): 17 sec
CAD Drawing (A0 Portrait, Fast Q5 mode): 32 sec
Poster (A0 Portrait, Standard mode): 2 min 33 sec
Print Resolution 2400 x 1200dpi
Duplex Manual
Paper Information
Paper Size Paper Size Max: A0
Paper Type Roll Paper: One Roll, Top Load, Front Output
Cut Sheet: Top Load, Front Output
Media Width (Roll/Cut Sheet): Roll Width: 203.2 ~ 917 mm;
Cut Sheet Width: 203.2 ~ 917 mm
Paper Weight Media Thickness (Roll/Cut Sheet): 0.07 ~ 0.8 mm
Roll Paper: 203.2 mm
Cut Sheet: 279.4 mm
ADF No
Technical Specs
Memory Standard Memory: 3GB
Connectivity USB, LAN, Wi-Fi
Power Consumption Printing: 65W or less
Power Supply: AC 100 – 240 V, 50 – 60 Hz
Physical Specs
Color Black
Dimension Main Unit: 1,285 x 748 x 439 mm (Operation panel is not tilt up)

Main Unit + Printer Stand + Basket (SD-35):
1,285 x 885 x 1,060 mm (Operation panel is not tilt up/Basket Opened)
1,285 x 756 x 1,060 mm (Operation panel is not tilt up/Basket Closed)

Weight Main Unit: 50 kg
Main Unit + Printer Stand + Basket (SD-26): 65 kg
Support
Toner/ Cartridge/ Refill Magenta: PFI-8121 (130 ml)/PFI-8321 (300 ml)
Matt Black/Black/Cyan/Yellow: PFI-8120 (130 ml)/PFI-8320 (300 ml)
Warranty Information
Warranty 1-year Limited warranty, an Adapter/Power Cable with no warranty, and also a Box Mandatory While Claiming

300,000.00৳ 

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Product Description

Canon imagePROGRAF TM-5350 Single Function Large Format Printer, a state-of-the-art printing solution designed for professionals who require high-quality outputs for CAD drawings, posters, and other large-format applications. This printer is engineered to deliver exceptional performance, making it an essential tool for architects, engineers, and graphic designers.
With a maximum print resolution of 2400 x 1200 dpi, the TM-5350 produces stunningly detailed prints that capture every nuance of your designs. It boasts impressive print speeds, achieving 17 seconds for CAD drawings in A1 landscape format and 32 seconds for A0 portrait drawings in fast mode. For posters, it takes approximately 2 minutes and 33 seconds in standard mode, ensuring that you can meet tight deadlines without sacrificing quality.
The TM-5350 supports a wide range of paper sizes, with a maximum capacity of A0 and media widths ranging from 203.2 mm to 917 mm. It is compatible with both roll paper and cut sheets, allowing for versatile printing options. The printer features a manual duplex printing capability, enabling efficient double-sided printing when needed.
Equipped with 3GB of standard memory, the TM-5350 ensures smooth processing of large files. Connectivity options include USB, LAN, and Wi-Fi, allowing for easy integration into any office setup. The printer also supports mobile printing through Canon’s mobile applications, making it convenient to print directly from smartphones and tablets.
Designed with user-friendliness in mind, the TM-5350 features a sleek black exterior and a compact footprint, measuring 1,285 x 748 x 439 mm. Weighing 50 kg, it is robust yet manageable for various workspaces.
Backed by a one-year limited warranty, the Canon imagePROGRAF TM-5350 is a reliable and high-performance printer that meets the demands of professionals seeking quality and efficiency in large-format printing. Elevate your printing capabilities with this exceptional device, designed to deliver outstanding results every time.

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