New HP Indigo 1050 lines up at PacPrint
Print service providers who have come to the decision to get into high quality, colour digital printing, will be more than interested in the HP Indigo press 1050, the new entry level press to be displayed on the Currie Group stand at PacPrint05 in Melbourne.
It will be the smallest press there, ranking along side the superfast 5000, the popular 3050 and a WS450 web with inline finishing in an impressive display of the breadth and depth of the HP Indigo digital printing range.
Building on its successful predecessor – the HP Indigo press 1000 – the HP Indigo press 1050 represents a low acquisition cost, leading technology, a complete end-to-end solution and unequalled offset quality.
“This is the HP Indigo press that opens up the market for all those who have waited to make the transition,” says Phillip Rennell, manager of Current Images, the Currie Group digital division (pictured). “It is the press that will convince anyone who wondered whether digital printing has come of age or if the prices were going to drop further. This is a fantastic value machine,”
Complete with all the attributes of the HP Indigo range the 1050 uses HP Indigo's patented fluorescent colours to give extra visual attraction. It can also apply invisible ink, which enables Track & Trace capabilities.
A broad line of HP indigo printing papers expands the choice of substrates. The robust digital front end includes a powerful RIP to quickly process your clients' jobs. The HP Indigo press 1050 also features a small footprint, so it integrates seamlessly into existing printing environments and complements operations with productive efficiency.
The HP Indigo press – 1050 a big plus for short-run printers
If you've been waiting for a digital printing solution to build your short-run business, your wait is over. At 34 4-color pages per minute, and up to 134 single-colour ppm, the HP Indigo press 1050 lets you service your customers with short-run volumes for colour brochures, inserts, flyers and direct mail.
Knowing that the move into digital printing is a major decision for printers, HP has taken every step to make the transition as smooth as possible. Your investment - and your success - is as important to HP as it is to you. That's why the Currie Group helps you acquire the HP Indigo press 1050 with:
Print service providers who have come to the decision to get into high quality, colour digital printing, will be more than interested in the HP Indigo press 1050, the new entry level press to be displayed on the Currie Group stand at PacPrint05 in Melbourne.
“This is the HP Indigo press that opens up the market for all those who have waited to make the transition,” says Phillip Rennell, manager of Current Images, the Currie Group digital division (pictured). “It is the press that will convince anyone who wondered whether digital printing has come of age or if the prices were going to drop further. This is a fantastic value machine,”Flexible consumable pricing
The HP Indigo press 1050 is often a printer's first experience with the printing quality of HP's digital presses. The company goes to great lengths to prove that the investment is secured and represents manageable and minimal risk.
That's why HP maintains the broadest portfolio of digital press options in the industry - and a one-of-a-kind trade-up policy - so the ideal solution is available at any time.