Good question! A full set of ink on the Classroom Pro School Poster Maker can produce approximately 40-60 posters when printing standard, full-color designs on 24″x36″ poster paper. If your designs are lighter or primarily text-based, you may be able to extend that number even further. However, posters with heavy ink coverage, such as photo-rich designs or solid color backgrounds, could lower the yield. To get the most out of your ink, consider using ink-saving print settings whenever possible.

The Campus Pro School Poster Maker typically produces around 80-100 posters per full ink set on average. As with other models, the yield depends on the level of color coverage in your designs. Posters with dense graphics or full-color backgrounds will consume more ink, potentially reducing the output to 60-80 posters for designs with higher coverage (50-75%). This high-capacity system is an excellent choice for schools that frequently print large quantities of posters.

Several variables impact the number of posters you can print with a full set of ink:

1. Poster Size: Larger posters consume more ink than smaller ones.
2. Ink Coverage: Full-color designs or posters with solid backgrounds use more ink than minimal layouts.
3. Media Type: Heavier media like canvas or vinyl may require more ink for full saturation.

• Choose the Right Print Mode: Use “draft mode” for non-critical prints to conserve ink.
• Optimize Your Design: Avoid large areas of solid color to reduce ink usage.
• Monitor Ink Usage: The Campus Pro models (24″ and 44″) feature built-in accounting tools to track ink consumption.
• Select Quality Media: Use media that complements the printer to avoid unnecessary ink waste.