Learn How HP Latex Benefits You
Welcome to our comprehensive guide for operating and maintaining your HP Latex printers. Whether you own the HP Latex 365, 335, 315, 700, 700W, 800, or 800W, this resource is designed to help you maximize the performance and longevity of your investment. Below, you'll find essential tips and tricks to streamline your printing process and ensure consistent, high-quality results.
Getting the best from your HP Latex printer
- Load the right media preset. Use the media preset for your substrate so the printer applies the correct curing temperature and ink limits.
- Keep the printheads healthy. Run the printer's printhead checks and cleaning routines, and replace printheads when quality cannot be recovered.
- Replace the maintenance cartridge on time. Change it when the printer detects the end of the cleaning roll.
- Use genuine HP Latex inks of the right series for your printer.
- Print and install. HP Latex prints come off the printer dry and odourless, so they can be finished, laminated or installed indoors straight away.
Which supplies fit which printer
- HP Latex 310, 315, 330, 335, 360 and 365: HP 831 ink (775 ml), HP 831 printheads and the HP 831 maintenance cartridge.
- HP Latex 375 and 570: HP 871 ink in 3-litre cartridges.
- HP Latex 700, 700 W, 800 and 800 W: HP 836 maintenance cartridge.
- HP Latex 730 and 730 W: HP 832 ink. HP Latex 830 and 830 W: HP 873 ink in 3-litre cartridges.
Frequently asked questions
Do HP Latex prints need drying time?
No. They come off the printer dry and odourless, ready to finish or install.
When should I replace an HP Latex printhead?
When print quality cannot be restored by cleaning, or when the printer reports a printhead error. HP 831 printheads are warranted for 12 months after installation or up to 1,000 ml of ink fired, whichever comes first.