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South African full-service print provider Centrepiece Printing Solutions (CPS) has opened up about the impact HP Latex printing technology has had on its business, revealing its HP machines have helped the company to speed up production and take on more work as a result.
CPS currently has three HP Latex printers in place at its specialist facility, namely two HP Latex 700 printers and an HP Latex 335 machine. The two HP Latex 700 machines are the most recent addition to CPS’s printing arsenal and were installed in March 2024, while the HP Latex 335 printer was installed in 2019.
Jannie Myburgh, Owner of CPS, explains why working with the three machines offers several advantages to the company.
“We selected these three machines because of their production quality, speed, and quick substrate drying time,” Jannie said. “We mainly use the HP Latex printers to produce poster papers, artist canvases, PVC banners, and vinyl, with demand for these services having increased in recent years.”
Jannie said while the quality of output and sustainable attributes of the HP Latex printers are hugely important to CPS, he says the stand-out benefit of these machines has been their speed. The HP Latex 700 has a top speed of 105sq m/hour in one-pass mode, while the HP Latex 335 can hit speeds of up to 50sq m/hr.
“Hopefully as our business continues to grow, we will be able to invest in more HP Latex technology in the near future,” Jannie said.
Source: LFR News
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