HP Latex Training Academy

[BigfishDM]

If anyone is on the fence or would like to get a deeper dive into the power of Latex equipment, you should try and attend one of their upcoming academies. Attached is info in case anyone might be interested in attending.

http://www.cvent.com/events/hp-l3-5...summary-8d3fbe0bd4e44f5bb1324406a718259b.aspx

 

[jpescobar]

Thank you BigfishDM for the link. Meanwhile do you have any news on new HP Latex products ? The HP authorized dealer with whom I've talked and met many times about my intention to buy a HP Latex 335 Print & Cut (still hesitating between that and an Epson SureColor SC-S40610 + Roland GS-24 vinyl cutter) told me HP gonna launch its sublimation printers in April 2019.
Until that I'll stay tuned and hoping HP fixes many issues on its printers seen the number of owners complaining about them.

 

[BigfishDM]

Thank you BigfishDM for the link. Meanwhile do you have any news on new HP Latex products ? The HP authorized dealer with whom I've talked and met many times about my intention to buy a HP Latex 335 Print & Cut (still hesitating between that and an Epson SureColor SC-S40610 + Roland GS-24 vinyl cutter) told me HP gonna launch its sublimation printers in April 2019.
Until that I'll stay tuned and hoping HP fixes many issues on its printers seen the number of owners complaining about them.

Yes sir, you can ask me anything about materials for any machine and I will get you the scoop. If HP did launch a dye sub unit, would you be interested in that also? The Epson is a nice machine also, but I will never recommend eco-solvent or solvent machines anymore. You can always reach out to me anytime at 714-878-7989, shoot me a text or call me whenever. I am Josh

 

[WhatsYourSign?]

Yes sir, you can ask me anything about materials for any machine and I will get you the scoop. If HP did launch a dye sub unit, would you be interested in that also? The Epson is a nice machine also, but I will never recommend eco-solvent or solvent machines anymore. You can always reach out to me anytime at 714-878-7989, shoot me a text or call me whenever. I am Josh

You would never recommend solvent machines because...

 

[ApexWraps]

In my opinion eco solvant has a more accurate color gamut then latex especially when printing greys. My roland greys look much more consistent then my latex greys and also needs less maintenance.

 

[ikarasu]

In my opinion eco solvant has a more accurate color gamut then latex especially when printing greys. My roland greys look much more consistent then my latex greys and also needs less maintenance.

Have you profiled your machines with a spectrometer? Because I find the opposite.. Our latex is more accurate than our solvent. I do find our solvent can hit more colors than our latex... But that's a very rare occasion when trying to hit a color we never really need to hit.