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HP redefines scalability and productivity with trio of innovations
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nder pressure wide-format printers can now benefit from the launch of three
major innovations from HP. The launch of the HP Latex FS70 W Printer, the HP Latex Productivity Kit, and an enhanced HP PrintOS Production Hub, reaffirm the manufacturer’s commitment to mid- to large-scale PSPs who are under pressure to optimise margins, improve efficiency and expand into higher-value applications. The HP Latex FS70 W Printer and HP Latex Productivity Kit have been designed to meet the needs of customers facing high production costs, fragmented workflows, and limited scalability. By reducing workflow complexity
through a unified platform, extending the lifecycle of existing devices with modular upgrades and integrating seamlessly with the HP PrintOS ecosystem, HP gives PSPs a solution that safeguards investment while enabling them to grow profitably, stay competitive in premium markets and deliver the highest image quality with colour consistency, reliability and sustainability that their clients demand. Daniel Martinez, SVP and division president, said: “Following the success of the HP Latex R530 Printer and the HP Latex 730 and 830 Printer Series earlier this year, we are now extending the scalable FS platform to deliver even more growth, quality, efficiency and sustainability for our customers. With continuous innovation through the HP
HP has introduced a trio of products to help PSPs under pressure
PrintOS Production Hub, we’re not just delivering technology at a single point in time, we are ensuring our customers benefit from new functionality and opportunities every day.” The HP Latex FS70 W printer, Productivity Kit and enhanced HP PrintOS Production Hub will become available in February 2026.
Epson launches new circular leasing programme with BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions
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n partnership with BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions, Epson has introduced a new comprehensive leasing programme to make its technology more accessible. Available for large corporate and public sector organisations, the programme covers Epson’s entire product portfolio. Rob Clark, COO, Epson Europe, said: “This is a significant strategic milestone for Epson and will help us better support large scale customer requirements through a more competitive proposition. The solution means our customers can access the latest Epson technology without the
burden of up-front investment.” This news comes as the manufacturer’s Epson Precision Suzhou Co production facility has achieved Platinum recognition under the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA) Validated Assessment Program (VAP).
Akifumi Takei, executive officer and general administrative manager, Production Planning Division at Epson, said: “Epson remains steadfast in its commitment to uphold the RBA Code of Conduct. Our goal is to forge a sustainable
Takanori Inaho, president of Epson Europe, and Marieke van Zuien, CEO Belgium and Netherlands at BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions
and enriching society and, through the RBA’s VAP, will continue to ensure that Epson products are manufactured with the utmost regard for human rights and environmental sustainability.”
Mutoh’s AQUAFUZE ink compatible for
The test with AQUAFUZE was printed on Grafityp’s AE38C
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fter comprehensive testing, Mutoh has confirmed that its AQUAFUZE water-based UV ink can be used in combination with Grafityp’s professional-grade AE38C cast media for vehicle and object wrapping applications. This joint initiative confirms that AQUAFUZE, Mutoh’s low-odour hybrid ink
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professional cast media wrapping applications technology, is fully suited for demanding 3D wrapping scenarios, including conforming to deep recesses and curves. Comprehensive testing was conducted jointly by both companies and showed that the stretch performance up to 185%, tensile strength evaluation, and peel force measurements under different lamination timings.
reliably handle the more challenging wrap applications that were traditionally the domain of solvent-based printing systems.” AQUAFUZE combines the safety of water-based chemistry with the performance expected in high-demand wrap jobs.
Markku Pietarinen, global product manager, Graphics, UPM Adhesive Materials, said: “This collaboration shows that water-based ink technology can now
Stephan Heintjens, general manager applications, Service & QA, Mutoh Europe, added: “With AQUAFUZE, print professionals no longer need to choose between environmental responsibility and application versatility.”
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