HP is delighted to announce a dedicated webinar on décor and sustainability, aimed at showcasing how HP Latex printing technology can help attendees access opportunities in a range of exciting markets.
Taking place at 10:00 GMT on 22 March, ‘Sustainable interiors with HP Latex’ will demonstrate how HP Latex can propel the interior décor printing market into a planet-friendly future. Attendees will learn more about HP Latex technology and gain valuable insight into the sustainable benefits of using these machines as part of their print production setup.
Regarded as one of the most environmentally conscious print technologies available in the modern market, HP Latex printers use water-based inks, which are significantly kinder to the planet than other ink types.
The webinar will showcase a number of the market-leading machines available in the HP Latex range including the HP Latex 2700W, HP Latex 700/800W and R1000/R2000 Plus, as well as highlight some of the many flexible and rigid applications that can be created using HP Latex printers.
Two existing HP customers will also open up about their own successful experiences of working with HP Latex printing technology and how this has helped them expand their businesses into new and profitable markets.
In addition, those in attendance will have the opportunity to speak with a number of knowledgeable HP experts about HP Latex print and its stand-out benefits during a Q&A session at the end of the webinar.
“HP Latex is widely regarded as the leading water-based print technologies on the market, and this webinar will help showcase to attendees how they can use these printers to access all manner of jobs within the creative interior décor market,” says Noelle Peutat, Worldwide Large Format Strategic Environmental Lead at HP.
“Book your slot to find out more about HP Latex, some of the high-quality machines in this range and to hear real-world examples of how this technology has helped businesses around the world expand and grow.”
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