Description
The HP Latex 630 Printer is Ideal for entry to outdoor & indoor signage. The Printer features automatic, fast, reliable low-maintenance printing on a wide range of media from vinyl, textiles, paper, film, wallpaper to low-cost
uncoated options. With 100’s of media available, expand your services to textiles clothing, canvas, labels & stickers, films, wallpaper, tiles, panels, posters, banners, vehicle wraps, magnetic signage, window signage, floor graphics,
light box printing, canvas & more. HP Latex prints are completely cured & dry inside printers, ready for immediate finishing & delivery.
Free software available for the HP Latex 630 Printer includes HP Latex Mobile app, which allows you to stay connected when you’re away, HP Signage Suite and HP Wall Art Suite, which allow you to bring your ideas to life. Banners,
Displays, Event graphics, Exterior signage, Floor graphics, Posters, Interior decoration, Stickers, Labels, stickers, Light boxes, POP/POS, Vehicle graphics, Wall decals, Window graphics
There are 100’s of different media for the Printer, including a broad choice among coated and uncoated papers, self-adhesive vinyls, wallcoverings, PVC-free wallpaper, banner (light display, heavy); fabrics (cotton, eco-cotton,
polyester, heat-sensitive polyesters, synthetic leather, silk) canvas, synthetics & many more. Fabrics, mesh textiles & any other porous materials require a liner. Choose from a range of compatible substrates including specialty
substrates, deep embossed, textured or metallic coated media.
What is CAD?
CAD refers to Computer-aided design – a system that allows architects, engineers and designers to draft, edit and create drawings on a computer. It allows drafting that is incredibly quick and easy. Before the virtual age, where business seems to revolve around computers, drawings and blueprints were drafted by hand. However, CAD is so much more efficient and accurate because the software records lines as vectors which are based on mathematical equations. CAD is now seen as crucial for the world of design and engineering, and the construction of buildings and fixtures in general. CAD software allows the designer to twist, stretch or move certain parts of a drawing, enabling incredible accuracy.
