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So, as is typical of the FLAAR Reports, we made the effort to find an ink company which has enough experience with ink chemistry to have already brewed a good replacement ink. The advantage of a place that offers both Epson, HP, and Epson is that they can provide some tips on the differences. The HP and were real work-horses. Actually there are two: The lack of speed of the HP Z will be an issue in comparing this with the faster Canon iPF, so HP will work hard at making this up with other features, namely color management.

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Discontinued Graphics printers - HP Z 42in/mm Display Graphic Printer QA - plot IT

Two of us were at the Zund printer world headquarters, demo rooms, and factory in Switzerland three weeks ago. Our experience and access to these comes from one week at the Mutoh Europe factory in Belgium. The HP and were essentially identical, so we treat them as one model. HP is also advanced in web-based access to its printers. ColorSpan ads specifically mention those HP printers as the kind of printshop that their ColorSpan uv series is appropriate for.

But HP is ahead in color management. Plus the Canon iPF offers 12 ink channels the Z only 8. We still use this model daily.

HP Designjet Z6100

Z610 FLAAR inspected this company in Singapore in May and then inspected several printshops that were using this ink on a daily basis. For cost and price comparisons we will have to wait until the Z printer becomes better known.

NET in the link to UV printers at the right. Canon has the initial advantage because their iPF came out first.

So, as is typical of the FLAAR Reports, we made the effort to find an ink company which has enough experience with ink chemistry to have already brewed a good replacement ink. This means remote access to HP Designjet software firmware. But these projects were phased out and in the intervening years we have noticed that more and more printshops were asking us about where they could obtain reliable after-market replacement inks.

So we could write about them first-hand.

The first question was, what is the color version canin to be like? If a store sells only one brand or the other, they will understandably push the brand they sell.

FLAAR looks at the new HP Designjet Z Photo Printer Series.

But times have changed: In previous years when we had full-time projects evaluating HP printers we used only original HP inks. In those earlier years we featured primarily the HP models because that is what we had years of experience with due to having them in-house and hence available to learn how effective these Designjet printers were in those days. This is already being discretely shown and is already widely talked about.

This ColorSpan printer is easy to use and far more versatile than any water-based or any eco-solvent printer.

Will this be the HP Designjet Z photo series? The advantage of a place that offers both Epson, HP, and Epson is that they can provide some tips on the differences. Camon way to save money during the current economic climate is to skip OEM ink and use a good third-party after-market replacement ink. HP naturally hopes to sell as many of the Z So we can now report that Sam-Ink is a reliable company and that end-users appreciate their low price and good quality after-market inks for the HP Z Actually there are two: The lack of speed of the HP Z will be an issue in comparing this with the faster Canon iPF, so HP will work hard at making this up with other features, namely color management.

The HP and were real work-horses.