Digital Printing

HP Designjet L26100 Printer

latex-print technology that requires no special ventilation or hazard-warning labels

Published

11 years ago

May 9, 2013

Steve Aust Signs of the Times May 2013 Issue

HP (Palo Alto, CA) is introducing its HP Designjet L26100 Printer for smaller, print-service shops that want an HP latex-print technology system that requires no special ventilation or hazard-warning labels. The upgradeable, 1,200-dpi printer features HP’s durable, waterbased, HP 792 Designjet latex, inks for high-impact, indoor and outdoor applications.
HP also offers recyclable printing materials that help the environment. HP says this facet also helps you capture new business with environmentally conscious customers.
(503) 391-8742; www.hp.com

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