Canon imagePROGRAF TC-21 large format printer Wi-Fi Inkjet Colour 2400 x 1200 DPI A1 (594 x 841 mm) Ethernet LAN

Product Overview

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For £571 ex-VAT, the Canon imagePROGRAF TC-21 is one of those “serious enough to be useful” large-format printers that can still make financial sense for smaller design studios, consultancies, or anyone producing lots of posters, CAD markups, and marketing sheets without needing a full production setup. The Wi‑Fi/Ethernet options are handy in real offices (less faff with cabling), and Canon’s inkjet outputs tend to look crisp and consistent for everyday colour work. If you mainly print CAD/line work plus light-to-moderate colour graphics, it’s a practical buy rather than a budget compromise.

That said, it’s not a pick if your business demands very high-volume printing or the lowest running costs above all else—inkjet economics can swing hard depending on what you print and how often. Also, if colour accuracy and print permanence are mission-critical for long-term display or strict repro requirements, you’ll want to test prints against your exact media and expectations before committing. Overall: I’d buy this for a team that needs A1 output regularly and values easy connectivity and reliable day-to-day results more than “production speed” or minimal cost per page. If you mostly do occasional prints, consider whether renting or outsourcing periodically would beat owning.