HP introduces next-gen innovations in large format printing

HP’s answer is the HP Latex R530 Printer, a compact, all-in-one solution designed to help PSPs efficiently enter or scale within the rigid printing market.

USA – HP Inc., has announced a series of groundbreaking innovations in Large Format printing, aimed at empowering Print Service Providers (PSPs) to enhance efficiency, expand their service offerings, and accelerate sustainability.

Small and medium-sized PSPs often face barriers such as limited space, high capital costs, and complex workflows, which frequently lead them to outsource jobs or settle for inefficient solutions.

At the same time, larger PSPs seek technology that supports short runs on rigid and flexible media with high quality and agility.

HP’s answer is the HP Latex R530 Printer, a compact, all-in-one solution designed to help PSPs efficiently enter or scale within the rigid printing market.

“The HP Latex R530 eliminates trade-offs associated with traditional flatbeds. As the only compact all-in-one HP Latex printer, it delivers sustainable growth opportunities for businesses of all sizes,” said Daniel Martinez, Global Head and General Manager of HP Large Format Business.

With its hybrid design, the R530 allows easy switching between rigid and flexible media, enabling high-quality output across multiple applications.

PSPs benefit from HP Latex Inks and HP Latex White Ink for vivid colors, smooth gradients, and features like automatic ink recirculation and printhead cleaning to minimize downtime. Its single-phase power system also simplifies installation in tight spaces.

Built with sustainability in mind, the R530 supports direct-to-rigid printing to reduce waste, uses UL ECOLOGO-certified Latex Inks for safer work environments, and incorporates 25% recycled plastic in its design. The printer is expected to be available globally from April 23, 2025.

HP introduced the HP PrintOS Production Hub to further streamline operations. It is the world’s first large-format software platform that integrates order management and remote production control.

By consolidating operations into a single, real-time dashboard, PSPs can boost efficiency, reduce errors, and better utilize resources.

AI-powered vectorization with HP build workspace

HP unveiled powerful enhancements to HP Build Workspace for the construction industry, making it the first platform to use AI for vectorizing raster images into CAD-editable files.

This innovation can cut manual vectorization time by up to 80%, streamlining the design phase and enabling more accurate, faster project execution.

Additional features include automated site captures and reports and seamless stakeholder coordination. Upcoming integration with the HP DesignJet portfolio will allow direct scanning to HP Build Workspace and real-time collaboration beyond paper.

“We’re introducing tools that solve fundamental productivity issues in the AEC sector,” said Xavier Juarez, Director of HP Construction Services.

The AI Vectorization feature will roll out in North America, the UK, and Germany starting May 2025.

HP is also enhancing productivity in construction with a new add-on to HP SitePrint. The Flatness Measurement Service enables professionals to simultaneously print layout markings and measure floor elevation, eliminating four traditionally separate steps: marking, measuring, processing, and correcting.

This integrated workflow dramatically reduces manual labor and accelerates construction timelines.

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