Charging unit generates uniform charge on the electrophotographic Photo Imaging Plate.
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Engineered to evolve
HP Indigo Liquid Electrophotography (LEP) Technology is engineered to evolve, enabling versatile, cutting-edge digital print solutions that will keep you productive and competitive long into the future.
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HP Indigo ElectroInk
The unique liquid ink used in all HP Indigo presses contains very small electrically chargeable ink particles that create a very thin ink layer on the media, reaching the highest coverage and deepest color with the lowest quantity of ink.
HP Indigo ElectroInk is virtually pigment-agnostic, can leverage a wide variety of pigments for the widest array of inks, and is easily mixed to create off-press spot colors.
HP Indigo ElectroInk is virtually pigment-agnostic, can leverage a wide variety of pigments for the widest array of inks, and is easily mixed to create off-press spot colors.
Thermal offset transfer
HP Indigo uses a blanket to transfer ink to media. The blanket is heated, melting and blending the ElectroInk particles into a smooth film. This produces an image that is completely defined on the blanket, transferred to the substrate by direct contact. The result is a high-quality image with a true offset look and feel, accurately replicating the gloss and texture of the substrate on which it was placed.
Direct contact transfer
As with analog technologies, the ink never travels through air during transfer, but is transferred mechanically, with physical contact at every step of the process. With this constant contact process, there is no trade-off between speed and print quality, even at very high speeds.
HP Indigo ElectroInk
The unique liquid ink used in all HP Indigo presses contains very small electrically chargeable ink particles that create a very thin ink layer on the media, reaching the highest coverage and deepest color with the lowest quantity of ink.
HP Indigo ElectroInk is virtually pigment-agnostic, can leverage a wide variety of pigments for the widest array of inks, and is easily mixed to create off-press spot colors.
HP Indigo ElectroInk is virtually pigment-agnostic, can leverage a wide variety of pigments for the widest array of inks, and is easily mixed to create off-press spot colors.
Thermal offset transfer
HP Indigo uses a blanket to transfer ink to media. The blanket is heated, melting and blending the ElectroInk particles into a smooth film. This produces an image that is completely defined on the blanket, transferred to the substrate by direct contact. The result is a high-quality image with a true offset look and feel, accurately replicating the gloss and texture of the substrate on which it was placed.
Direct contact transfer
As with analog technologies, the ink never travels through air during transfer, but is transferred mechanically, with physical contact at every step of the process. With this constant contact process, there is no trade-off between speed and print quality, even at very high speeds.
Endless possibilities for growth
Unmatched color and ink capabilities
Up to 97% of PANTONE® colors are reachable, with OVG and the unique Ink Mixing System (IMS) for PANTONE®-matching spot.
Widest media and application versatility
HP Indigo can print on the broadest gamut of substrates in the digital print industry, including coated, uncoated, synthetic, metallized, and colored media.
High coverage printing
Our customers print high coverage routinely, going up to coverage levels of 500% and more with no impact on print quality and at a feasible cost.
Highest speed for high print quality
The speed has virtually no impact on quality as the positioning of every drop of ElectroInk is fully controlled.
Unmatched color and ink capabilities
Up to 97% of PANTONE® colors are reachable, with OVG and the unique Ink Mixing System (IMS) for PANTONE®-matching spot.
Widest media and application versatility
HP Indigo can print on the broadest gamut of substrates in the digital print industry, including coated, uncoated, synthetic, metallized, and colored media.
High coverage printing
Our customers print high coverage routinely, going up to coverage levels of 500% and more with no impact on print quality and at a feasible cost.
Highest speed for high print quality
The speed has virtually no impact on quality as the positioning of every drop of ElectroInk is fully controlled.
The HP Indigo Liquid Electrophotographic process
The HP Indigo printing engine performs the following sequence:
Step 1
Step 2
Exposure of the plate by a scanned array of laser diodes remove charges from the image area.
Step 3
One of the colored Binary Ink Developer (BID) units engages with the plate, developing an image on it.
Step 4
Ink transfers from the plate to a heated blanket using electric field.
Step 5
The heated blanket melts the resin particles within the ElectroInk, merging them into a smooth tacky film.
Step 6
Image (in film form) transfers from the blanket to media.
The Multi Shot process
For each color separation this process is repeated—this is the Multi Shot process.
The one-shot process
HP Indigo one-shot process (for web presses and heat sensitive materials)—all color separations accumulate on the blanket.
Step 1
Charging unit generates uniform charge on the electrophotographic Photo Imaging Plate.
Step 2
Exposure of the plate by a scanned array of laser diodes remove charges from the image area.
Step 3
One of the colored Binary Ink Developer (BID) units engages with the plate, developing an image on it.
Step 4
Ink transfers from the plate to a heated blanket using electric field.
Step 5
The heated blanket melts the resin particles within the ElectroInk, merging them into a smooth tacky film.
Step 6
Image (in film form) transfers from the blanket to media.
The Multi Shot process
For each color separation this process is repeated—this is the Multi Shot process.
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HP Indigo one-shot process (for web presses and heat sensitive materials)—all color separations accumulate on the blanket.
“- Chris Buoni, Vice President of Business Communications, Perfect CommunicationsThe Indigo here was this promise that all of a sudden, you can print bright vibrant colors on any color sheet you want, this was pretty exciting news to us.
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“- Rob Daniels, Vice President, QTLWe looked at all the digital machines out there and by far HP Indigo had the best platform and support for it.
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“- John Ramsier, Director of Business Development, Caraustar Industries, Inc.We firmly believe in this technology, we've seen the growth from this technology, we fully expect to grow our business with HP Indigo 30000 Digital Press.
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“- Dustin Steerman, VP Sales and Managing Partner, ePAC BoulderWe're able to do that through the HP Indigo technology and the fact that there are no plates which you have to pay for, it’s all done digitally.
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A single technology for the broadest set of applications
The unique combination of unmatched color and ink capabilities with perfect print quality on the broadest media gamut, delivers a wide range of high-value applications enabling profitable business growth.
One-pass digital embellishment
HP Indigo GEM
Folding cartons
Augmented reality features
Flexible packaging
HP SmartStream Collage
Digitally printed tubes
Pressure sensitive labels
Folding cartons
Photo books
Commercial print
Personalized print
Blister packs
Flexible packaging
Web to pack
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Second-to-none service
HP offers industry-leading service and support that will enhance your productivity, increase uptime, empower you to deliver the highest quality work.
HP Indigo and the environment
HP Indigo offers all the environmental benefits of digital on-demand printing.
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