The Canon imagePROGRAF iPF710 36" large format printer produces vibrant full-bleed posters, clear text documents and crisp line drawings easily and quickly. It is a powerful print solution designed to meet the speed and precision requirements for CAD, MCAD, ECAD and GIS applications, with versatility to handle all-purpose, office applications. The imagePROGRAF iPF710 features a Reactive Ink system consisting of four highly colorfast dye inks—Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black—plus two channels of pigment-based Matte Black.

The iPF710 has on-board support for HP-GL/2 and HP-RTL files. It prints on a variety of media plus the inclusion of printing/application software programs provides the versatility and flexibility needed to be used in a wide variety of industries and applications, all in one captivating package. The new imagePROGRAF iPF710 has a large LCD panel and operates with a reduced amount of noise, which means greater ease of operation and more flexibility in various environments. The iPF710 provides both quality and performance, demanded by today's market with the L-COA controller - the brain of the imagePROGRAF iPF series. The L-COA controller, alongside the 5-color Reactive Ink system, is designed to drive the best quality output at the highest possible speeds. Ideal for architects and engineers, businesses and schools, the iPF710 is the premier printing solution for any professional with a need for creating, processing and printing complex full-color presentations, signs, posters, renderings, CAD drawings, GIS maps and other large-format graphics quickly, effortlessly, and with remarkable detail.

Ideal for technical applications, Canon's breakthrough 5-color dye/pigment Reactive Ink technology utilizes four highly colorfast dye inks for producing bold, expressive color plus two channels of matte black ink for printing precise lines, smooth curves and small text on technical and office documents. These Canon inks provide superior adhesion to media, scratch and marker resistance and ensure minimal "bleeding" between colors and text. Even small text printed on colored backgrounds or on uncoated technical papers is crisp and legible.

With the Canon HDI Driver, the driver creates a vector graphical representation of the printed data. Here points are defined and a curved line is calculated mathematically in order to achieve precision. The HDI Driver creates a graphically accurate drawing of the printed data.