A digital wall printer for sign companies, renovation contractors, print shops and mural studios whose wall jobs move from one client site to the next. It is the lightest of WallPrintScale's three series and is positioned as the most precise and steadiest-printing of the three.
The GP200 is built for work where the machine goes to the wall. Four kinds of business each get something specific from it.
Wall graphics join the fascia, window and in-store signage of a shop fit-out. On a roll-out across several branches of one retailer, the GP200 travels from store to store with the install team.
Logo walls · branch roll-outs
Feature walls are printed inside rooms that are already fitted out and often still in use, so the machine has to come in light and run quietly.
Finished interiors · open rooms
Wall jobs run from the same CMYK artwork files the studio already prepares, so walls become one more output for the same team.
Same files · same team
Fine lines, small lettering and photographic portraits viewed from close up: the work where the GP200's precision shows.
Fine detail · photo murals≈10 min
From 7 packages to a standing machine, one person
The GP200 frame is built as modules that connect with plugs and clips. Aviation plugs join the cabling and locating pins line up each rail joint, so one operator unpacks 7 packages and stands the frame up without a second pair of hands.
An illustrated installation manual covers each step. After the first assembly, your operator films the standing machine and an engineer confirms it is ready to print.
Two standard 2.5 m × 6 m images of 15 m² each: about 10 minutes of assembly plus about 2 hours of printing per site in Standard mode (8 m²/h) comes to about 4 h 20 min of machine time, or about 6 h 20 min in High-resolution mode (5 m²/h). Surface preparation, travel and packing down come on top. Ink for each 15 m² wall comes to about $6 at about $0.40/m² in Standard mode; the full cost and margin calculation is on Wall Printing Cost & Profit.
The head carriage runs along a guide rail on sliders rather than plastic wheels. The image builds up pass by pass, and the rail keeps each pass on the same line as the last: the basis for the GP200's place as the most precise and steadiest-printing of our three series.
While the head moves, dual ultrasonic distance sensors follow surface unevenness, so the head keeps its distance on textured plaster and brick. The GP200 prints at 2880 dpi (nominal).
The carriage runs with low noise. A feature wall in a reception area, a shop or an office prints while staff and customers are in the space, so the client keeps the room open during the job.
The GP200 leaves the same 20 cm unprinted on every side of the frame. At the base of the wall that is the smallest margin of the three series, so the image runs closer to the skirting line and artwork is laid out with one margin figure.
Six 1 m floor rail sections as standard for the 6 m image width; a corridor or shop front past that width takes more rail.
The base is chosen with the printhead and ink set when the GP200 is quoted.
1 m rail sections, six as standard. Printed width extends with each section you add.
The GP200 can also be configured on a wheeled base for sites where rails are not laid.
The GP200 takes original Epson printheads, with five options: the longest list of the three series.
Per the factory, heads with more nozzles print faster, are less prone to ink dropout and last longer, and they cost more. Pick against your monthly print area and budget.
Send your expected monthly print area, the wall heights you print and how often the machine moves. The reply sets the printhead, ink set and base for your GP200.
Every figure for one GP200, grouped the way a quotation is set up. Speed, ink, surfaces and power are shared by the three series.
| Printhead options | Dual DX7 / dual DX10 / single I1600U / dual I1600U / dual I3200U (original Epson) |
|---|---|
| Print height | 2.5 m (vertical rail 3 m) |
| Standard image | 2.5 m × 6 m, width extended with rail sections |
| Margins | 20 cm top, bottom, left and right |
| Print speed | Draft about 8 m²/h · Standard about 8 m²/h · High-resolution about 5 m²/h |
| Droplet size / precision | 3.0 pl · 2880 dpi nominal |
| Surface tracking | Dual ultrasonic sensors, follows up to 1.5 cm unevenness |
| Machine | |
| Base | Floor rails (1 m × 6) or wheeled base |
| Drive | Guide rail with sliders |
| Print head unit | 6.9 kg |
| Net weight / packing | 45 kg · 7 small packages |
| Assembly | One person, about 10 minutes, plugs and clips |
| Power backup | Custom UPS available |
| Ink and curing | |
| Ink | UV ink, CMYK or CMYK + W |
| Curing | LED UV, as it prints; UV-cured, water- and UV-resistant finish |
| Surfaces | Ordinary painted or plastered walls print directly once dry and flat; only smooth, non-absorbent surfaces such as glass, tile, metal and acrylic take a coating first. Also wood, canvas and brick; application-dependent, sample testing recommended (results by surface) |
| Operation | |
| Positioning | Red-light positioning, image zone printing |
| Software / interface | BetterPrint control, Ultraprint RIP, Maintop supported · USB 3.0 |
| File formats | TIFF, PDF, JPEG, PNG; CMYK, 300 dpi or more |
| Site, certificates and warranty | |
| Power | Single-phase AC 110-220 V, 2000 W, 50-60 Hz |
| Working conditions | 10-35 °C, wind force 0-5 |
| Certificates / warranty | CE certificates issued to the manufacturer; 2-year whole-machine warranty, ink and printhead connectors excluded (Maintenance & Support · About Us) |
The GP200 covers wall work at changing sites. Two neighbours in the range cover floors, taller walls and long print days at one wall.
Walls at changing sites: lightest build, one-person setup, five printhead options.
Prints floors as well as walls, and reaches taller walls.
Column printer on rails with built-in resume after a power cut, for long print days at one wall.
Print speed, ink and surfaces are the same across the three series; the full side-by-side is on UV Wall Printers.
Send the work you sell today, the wall sizes and surfaces you print, how often the machine moves between sites and the power available on site. The reply names the GP200 printhead, ink set and base to match.