HP’s newest latex ink Designjet L25500

On Sep 30, 2009 342 0

Launches at viscom Dusseldorf ’09

HP Designjet L25500 models
HP has unveiled an expanded portfolio of HP Latex printing technology solutions designed to broaden production capabilities and provide a viable alternative to eco-solvent technologies. The new HP Designjet L25500 enables small and mid-size digital print and sign shops, copy shops and photo labs to produce indoor and outdoor applications with ease while reducing environmental impact.

Applications: HP Designjet L25500 offers easy, low-maintenance printing of a wider range of applications from indoor POP displays, exhibition graphics and interior décor like wall murals and fabrics to outdoor banners, bus shelters and vehicle wraps. Six original HP printing materials compatible with HP Latex ink printers include two recyclable substrates and three PVC-free alternatives.

Santiago Morera, vice president and GM, Designjet Large-format Printing Solutions, Imaging and Printing Group, HP said, “The expanded HP Latex Printing Technology portfolio enables us to meet and exceed this demand for a variety of customers, allowing them to create a competitive advantage and seize new growth opportunities.”

Technology: The expanded HP Latex printing portfolio builds on the proven technology of HP Designjet L65500. Available in 42- and 60-inch models, the printer delivers unmatched versatility for a broad range of high-quality and flexible, outdoor and indoor applications. In addition, it prints a wider range of applications – from durable outdoor signage to high-resolution, close-view prints – than is possible with eco-solvent or traditional water-based printing alone.

Water-based HP Latex inks and HP 789 Designjet printheads enable an easy transition into large-format or outdoor printing for entry-level sign shops, photo labs and digital printers because of unattended printing with no daily, manual printhead maintenance required.

HP Designjet L25500 printer was demonstrated publicly for the first time at viscom Dusseldorf (October 1-3, 2009) and will showcase at Visual Impact Image Expo (22-24 November 2009) at Sydney.