Epson SureColor F370 13″ Dye-Sublimation Printer (C11CM34201)

The Epson SureColor F370 is a 13-inch desktop dye-sublimation printer for makers, small businesses and schools. It prints transfers up to 13″ x 19″ (custom lengths up to 13″ x 47.2″) using Epson T49M ink and sits between the SureColor F170 and the SureColor F570 in Epson’s lineup.

Epson announced the SureColor F370 on September 23, 2026, with availability through authorized Epson partners starting in November 2026. You can reserve yours with Buffalo Imaging now and we will ship as soon as our allocation arrives.

The F370 is marketed for 13″ x 19″ sublimation prints. The rear feed accepts sheets up to 13″ x 47.2″, and user-defined sizes start at 3.5″ x 5″. The front cassette holds up to 150 sheets up to 8.5″ wide. Left and right margins are 3 mm each.

Both use the same platform and Epson T49M ink, but the SureColor F170 is limited to 8.5″ wide sheets. The F370 adds 13″ wide printing, a second auto-switching rear paper path, Ethernet, a larger 2.7″ touchscreen and larger ink bottles, so you can make full-size shirt graphics, towels, totes and photo panels.

Choose the F370 if you want larger output on a desktop footprint with a simple cut-sheet workflow. Choose the 24-inch SureColor F570 if you need roll media, 24″ wide transfers, higher resolution or longer unattended production runs.

The F370 uses genuine Epson T49M dye-sublimation ink in 140 mL bottles: Black T49M120, Cyan T49M220, Magenta T49M320 and Yellow T49M420. These are the same T49M inks used by the SureColor F170 and F570. A full CMYK set is included in the box.

Yes, when paired with Epson Sublimation Primer for Cotton (sold separately). The primer lets you sublimate on white and light-colored cotton, linen and blended fabrics using your normal transfer and heat press workflow. Standard sublimation without primer works on polyester fabrics and polymer-coated blanks.

Epson recommends its All-Purpose Transfer Paper, available in 8.5″ x 11″ (S450361A) and 8.5″ x 14″ (S450362A) 150-sheet packs. The driver includes transfer paper modes for fabric and rigid substrates. Browse Epson paper and Buffalo sublimation paper for compatible sheets.

Popular F370 products include adult t-shirts with large graphics, spirit towels, tote bags, pillows, flags, cutting boards, photo panels, mugs, tumblers and mouse pads. You will also need a heat press and sublimation blanks. Shop our heat presses and sublimation blanks.

Yes. The F370 supports Apple AirPrint and Mopria, plus Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, Ethernet and USB, so you can print from iPhone, iPad, Android devices, Windows PCs and Macs. Most wireless features require a network connection.

Yes. Epson designed the F370 for creators new to dye-sublimation, with guided touchscreen setup, cartridge-free ink bottles that fill cleanly and optimized transfer paper modes. It is also a natural upgrade for F170 owners who want larger prints.

The box includes the SureColor F370 Standard Edition printer, a full set of initial CMYK T49M ink bottles (140 mL each), a Start Here poster, a user guide and an AC power cable. Part of the first ink set is used to initialize the printer.

The F370 uses replacement maintenance tank C13S210125, the same tank used by the SureColor F170.

The F370 measures 19.6″ W x 14.1″ D x 8.3″ H in storage and 19.6″ x 29.6″ x 8.3″ with trays extended for printing. It weighs 16.6 lb, small enough for a home studio or classroom desk.

Epson T49M dye-sublimation ink is certified by ECO PASSPORT by OEKO-TEX. When applied to fabric and properly fixed, garments have been determined safe for adults, children and babies.

The F370 includes a 1-year limited warranty in the U.S. and Canada with whole unit exchange, usually next business day, plus free phone support Monday through Friday. You can extend coverage with an Epson Preferred Plus plan from our Epson warranties page.

Epson designed the F370 to use only genuine Epson T49M ink. Using non-genuine ink can affect print quality and may cause damage that is not covered by the printer’s limited warranty.