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110 vs. 310, 310 vs. 315 Your 110 is basically a 310 - same heads, same IQ, same speed, same maintenance. On the 110 the onboard RIP has been simplified and you have smaller ink cartridges as has been pointed out (400ml vs. 775ml) - which = a higher ink CPC on the 110 vs. 310. But as someone...

Great to hear! The 110 and even the 310/315 and 330/335 are amazing values relative to the price/performance. They are not the most well known - but yes they do produce the same quality output as their bigger brothers. Enjoy.

HP Latex Delam Issues All prints that come out of the HP Latex Series of printers are intended to be dry, cured and ready to laminate or finish immediately without any need to wait. Latex does not air dry - it is cured within the printer. If the prints are oily, wet or not cured - something...

On vinyl at 8 pass, 6 color mode at 100% coverage, would expect the total cost to be .22 psf - including ink, printhead and maintenance cartridge. The mix is .18 of ink, .03 for the PH (based on expected life of 4,000 ml) and .01 for maintenance cartridge (expected life of 14,000 ml). Also -...

360 vs. 310/330 The print quality in all HP Latex 300 Series is the same. There are differences in features on the 360, many of which have been mentioned here such as having an onboard spectro (vs. a densitometer), 8" LCD screen, X cutter, changeable ink collector platen, but the 360 is also...

HP Latex Durability Larry - some good info in the posts and Marc has posted the link for the official HP Durability statement on the new 831 Latex inks. The fact is that HP Latex has been positioned as outdoor durable and a replacement for eco-solvent inks since the intro back in 2008, and the...