Facts About HP Latex Ink

1. Facts About HP Latex Ink HP latex printing technologies, including its large format ink formulations, provide PSPs (print service providers) a truly compelling new alternative for producing an entire range of indoor and outdoor prints. Together, HP’s thermal inkjet technology and various ​HP latex ink offerings create durable, virtually odorless prints with vivid and sharp image quality. These printing technologies also offer the advantage of high productivity and application versatility that all PSPs desire to achieve in order to maintain a successful and growing business — all while reducing costs as well as environmental impact. With HP latex ink products, you can expect longer lasting and more durable prints. ​Large format ink​ formulations ensure that they are able to withstand the harshest of elements, given the nature of their applications and the environments they must weather. All these, while ensuring sharp and vivid image quality from far away and even up close. HP latex inks ensure great results across an entire range of media, from low-cost, solvent-compatible and uncoated media to higher end canvases and large format print media, specifically designed for HP printing technologies. This means consistently eye-catching results regardless the surface that these inks are applied to. HP latex ink products are water-based, yet they provide many of the amazing benefits of solvent-based ink technologies — all without the health, environmental, and safety risks of solvent inks. With HP’s large format ink products, you get virtually odorless prints that don’t emit dangerously high levels of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), which are a major health risk to print operators. Not only does this mean a healthier print environment — it also eliminates the need to invest in expensive ventilation and other special devices/machinery to create a safer workspace. These latex inks are not classified as hazardous material and are not considered to be hazardous waste, unlike similar products. They are also non combustible and non flammable. When it comes to outdoor prints, HP latex ink offers an impressive display permanence of as long as 3 years on unlaminated media and up to as much as 5 years on laminated media. Prints that these large format ink products produce are also scratch, water, and smudge

2. resistant, which makes them last much longer. Indoor prints, on the other hand offers display permanence of up to 10 years (or 5 years for in-window displays). Finally, HP latex inks are formulated to prevent nozzle and print head troubles, optimizing printer performance and ensuring reliable printing operations and smoother workflow.