Epson ColorWorks - colour label printers

ColorWorks for various types of operations

The Epson ColorWorks range includes models for less demanding continuous printing as well as devices designed for higher volumes and more intensive use.

Depending on the specific printer, the supported media width, print speed, label handling method, and available features vary, such as automatic cutting or peeling.

Where are color label printers used?

ColorWorks can be used for creating product labels, food and beverage labeling, cosmetic products, logistics labels, informational labels, and other printed materials where color is combined with variable data. A logo, graphic, text, barcode, or QR code can be placed on a single label as needed.

• Flexible printing: you prepare only the number of labels you currently need.
• Easy content changes: design, batch, names, or other details can be modified without the need to replace the entire stock of pre-printed labels.
• Various media types: depending on the model, it is possible to work with paper, glossy, matte, or synthetic materials.
• Color printing and variable data: a single printer can combine the graphic part of the label with text and identification codes.
• Selection by performance: the range includes solutions for smaller operations as well as more demanding production deployments.

Choose the right media and ink

The print result is influenced not only by the printer itself, but also by the material used. That is why we offer self-adhesive labels for ColorWorks in various sizes, materials, and finishes, so that the appropriate medium can be selected according to the specific application.

Equally important is the correct choice of fillings. Each series uses the corresponding Epson ColorWorks ink cartridges, so we always recommend verifying compatibility with the exact printer model.

If you are looking for a solution for your own color label printing, Epson ColorWorks offers the possibility to customize the print volume, label type, and method of use. Choose a model according to media width, required performance, and the features that are most important for your operation.