Description

Epson SureColor SC-P5000 Standard edition professional A2 pigment inkjet printer.

Print count: 1,221 pages (very low)
Light, regular use to keep system healthy
Single location unit - not moved since installation.

Used in a professional studio environment, well maintained.

Anyone familiar with the P5000 will know its reputation for colour accuracy, stability and fine-art / photographic output.

Condition:
Fully operational
No alignment or output issues
Routine clean can be done prior to sale
Maintenance box replaced for demo if required.

Inks
OEM Epson inks on all channels except Black.

Black cartridge uses a high-quality, well-regarded third-party pigment ink
Running cleanly with no issues.

Buyer may replace with OEM for colour-critical work (price reflects this).

Media (optional)
PermaJet Matt Plus sheets (A3+, A3, A4)
Other paper stocks
17" roll of PermaJet Matt Plus.

Dublin

Demo possible for serious buyers.

€1900 as of 05/03/26

Selling due to workflow changes

Make:

Epson

Shipping: Collection

To be arranged

Payment: Cash

To be arranged

From sellers around the web:

Comments & Offers

jo-bloggs 1 month ago

Any genuine interest before I approach a local art school/college?

Barry Irwin 1 month ago

€1 OFFERED
Hi there. PM to discuss

Barry Irwin 1 month ago

€750 OFFERED
Hi there. As I am sure you are aware, a brand new SC P5300 with a warranty is €1800 ex Vat. My offer is above market value for a discontinued model.

jo-bloggs 1 month ago

@Barry Irwin Thanks for the interest and offer.
I’m aware that the newer p5300 is selling at 2400 or so incl VAT.

Assuming the customer is Vat registered then yes you could find your end of year expenses for the unit sitting at 1800 or so.

Though this model has been discontinued it’s a very much sought after model which is becoming more and more difficult to source in such good condition.

Any used prices I find online are all
Uk based (shipping logistics costs unknown) and heavily used.

My estimates for second hand sale are negotiable but had been based on the market value in Ireland and the demand, albeit niche and scarce at times.

I do admit it’s a bit on the high side on my end, but 750 is just far too low in my opinion.

jo-bloggs 1 month ago

Still available: