HP to showcase latest Latex Printers at PacPrint

HP will have the largest collective presence at this year’s PacPrint event in Melbourne. Across large format and industrial printing, HP’s innovation leadership of the print industry will be undeniable and hard to miss.

HP has a customer-centric focus – innovating with purpose to empower businesses with bold ambitions and big imaginations. From greater efficiency and more cost-effective production to more premium quality outputs, HP’s graphics solution business is purpose built with its customers’ business in mind.    

On display at HP’s LFP stand under the theme Print for the Future will be:

• The HP Latex 700/800 series – introduced in February, the Latex 700/800 series brings a suite of features, including our whitest white Latex ink that enable print service providers to be more agile, tackle ambitious projects and take on the highest value work.

• HP Latex R Series – which enables print services providers to be agile in printing both rigid and flexible media, and offers the glossiest white and a sustainability edge.

• HP DesignJet Z Series – incorporating up to nine colours to deliver the ultimate in photographic and gallery quality large format prints. The newly launched HP DesignJet Z9+ Pro delivers the best-ever professional photo quality, all while keeping data secure.

• HP PageWide XL Series – Offering enhanced workflows and producing durable technical prints and posters at breakthrough speeds with outstanding vivid colour, crisp lines and fine details. Includes the newly launched HP PageWide XL Pro 10000, 8200 MFP and 5200 MFP that allow print service providers and reprohouses to hit tough deadlines and deliver short-term applications such as boards, cardstock and cutsheets.

Currie Group will also feature HP on their stand, as well as a live demonstration of xRServices.  The world’s first Print-Industry mixed reality customer support service. HP xRServices offers on-demand support, instant troubleshooting and real-time collaboration for the next generation of printers.