Is this forum not for professional printers?

[Shawn007]

Is this forum not for professional printers?

 

[Emulator]

In my experience this forum tolerates everyone, even those with no idea what a printer is.

 

[stratman]

There are professional printers on this forum, some retired and some active.

 

[The Hat]

Is this forum not for professional printers?

Question: What do you class as "Professional printers" ?...

 

[turbguy]

I think any printers that are supplied with casters are "professional"

 

[Shawn007]

Question: What do you class as "Professional printers" ?...

Referring to people who are paid to operate printers. I was looking for more of a community of print professionals, most of the threads I see here are geared towards home and small business type printers.

 

[The Hat]

Referring to people who are paid to operate printers.

@Shawn007, We have both home users and retired professional users, hobby and professional photographers here too, but few are paid to print anymore, they just print for the love of it and most reckon that’s payment enough, stick around and you might learn something...

 

[Photographic Memory]

I have a Canon Pro-100S. That's a "professional" printer, is it not? It better be, that's why I bought it. Because it's called a 'Pro'. Have Canon pulled a fast one on me? Please tell me my printer is professional.

 

[Photographic Memory]

Question: What do you class as "Professional printers" ?...

Canon's Pro line, of course

 

[turbguy]

Any printer that can fit on a desktop is NOT "professional", but you can still sell prints made from it.

A true "professional" model will:

Print from roll paper.

Have a user-serviceable waste ink system.

Print wider that 13".

Have spare nozzles to replace failed/clogged nozzles

Have caster to permit moving it!