HP Latex Technology At Colour Studios Of Bath Delivers Environmentally Friendly Textile Graphics
Colour Studios of Bath are delighted to confirm the installation of their latest printer investment - a HP digital wide format Latex ink printer.
The HP digital wide format latex ink printer enables them to print using latex ink on to fabrics, textiles and digital wallpaper.
There are numerous benefits of lightweight, rollable textile graphics over a rigid display; they can be packed up in to small parcels to decrease transport costs and are easy to transport, store and handle.
Textile graphics are becoming fashionable with designers for creating a modern, bright display.
Colour Studios are able to print and finish textiles for applications such as hanging banners, posters and for use in Aluminium display frames.
Latex Ink Is Environmentally Friendly
Latex inks are water based and very environmentally friendly, the printed materials are highly suitable for use in public spaces such as restaurants, hotels, retail, educational and medical environments.
The printed materials produced also benefit from being UV and water resistant with bright bold colours when printed.
About HP Latex Technology
By adding HP Latex Technology to your print arsenal, you can print on virtually any substrate to create signage, vehicle wraps, décor, stickers, posters and more.
Deliver the highest quality over time and deliver projects same day.
Extend your portfolio into high-margin applications with the whitest white.
Deliver vivid colours and striking contrast, and choose from a wide application range covering banners, textiles, poster paper, canvas, wallpaper, and vinyl.
Drive high productivity with saturated color delivered fast.
Control your print operations virtually anytime, anywhere with HP PrintOS tools. Work fast using the smart front panel.
Using water-based inks enables more comfortable and welcoming operation.
Support your customers’ sustainability goals and differentiate your business.
HP Latex Technology is designed for sustainable impact through printer and cartridge materials, ink chemistry, printer operation/print production, the print itself, print display, and product end of life.
