- Is the TM-240 good for architectural drawings?
- Yes. Its matte black ink and 24-inch width handle A1 drawings and plans well. Line quality is the feature owners mention most.
- How does it compare with the TM-300?
- The TM-300 is the 36-inch model in the same line. Choose the TM-240 if 24-inch output covers your drawings and posters; step up only if you need wider sheets.
- What inks does it use?
- It uses Canon's five-color pigment ink set, including a dedicated matte black. Pigment inks resist fading better than dye inks on displayed prints.
- Can it print on rolls and sheets?
- It is built around roll media, which suits drawings and posters. Check the feed options for cut sheets if you print mixed jobs.
- Does it need special software?
- It works with standard printer drivers, and Canon offers a print utility for job handling. A RIP is optional and mainly useful for heavy poster production.
- Is it suitable for a small office?
- Yes, if you need wide-format output regularly. It is quieter and more compact than production printers, but ink and media costs still apply.
- Where is the Canon imagePROGRAF TM-240 A0 Inkjet Large Format Printer cheapest?
- At Newegg, for $2,999.99, as of our latest check.