Epson SC-S80600 Layering

Epson SC-S80600 Layering

This article explains the layering options in the Epson SC-S80600 driver.

Inkset:

First of all, in order to be able to print in multiple layers you need to select a layering inkset:

Color = Color only

Color + White = Color & White in one layer

Color + White 2 Layers = Color & White in two separate layers

Color + White 3 Layers 1 way = Color + White in three separate layers, but viewed in 1 direction:

Surface/Reverse

Color + White 3 layers 2 way = Color + White in three separate layers, but viewed in 2 directions(Sandwich printing):

Surface/Reverse

Color + metallic = Color + Metallic in on layer

Color + metallic = Color + Metallic in 2 separate layers

Layer Image mode

As well as the inkset option above, you also need to determine the viewing direction of your print mode either in Surface or Reverse:

Updated on July 14, 2023

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