Onyx software certified for new HP Latex 700 & 800 printers

HP Latex customers get access to winning print technology

March 18, 2021

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HP Latex 700 and 800 Printer Series now have access to the entire range of Onyx Software

On 15 March 2021, Onyx Graphics, a leading software solutions provider for the digital inkjet wide-format print industry, announced that Onyx software is certified for the new HP Latex 700 and 800 printer series. This certification applies to all Onyx RIP and Print Workflow solutions, including Onyx Thrive, Onyx PosterShop, and the newly released Onyx Go subscription, all on the company’s latest version release, ONYX 21.

The HP certification program differentiates software vendors through comprehensive integration, compatibility, and performance standards testing against HP printing technologies. For this latest certification, Onyx Graphics designed the driver to support the vivid color and newly added white-ink capabilities of the HP Latex printer series, including sandwich mode printing for under-flood, over-flood, and spot.

In addition, the Onyx driver allows for Onyx Quick Set options to automate print production, taking advantage of the speed and agility offered in this new printer series. Combined with Onyx Color and iccMAX v5. profiling, users of the HP Latex 700 and 800 printer series can expect superior and consistent color across their entire print production environment.

“This latest certification achieved by Onyx Graphics showcases their commitment to providing outstanding support for HP printing technologies.” Said Guyente Sanmartin, general manager, Large Format Business, HP, “HP Latex 700 and 800 printer series users who choose Onyx software can feel confident in delivering outstanding quality prints to their customers.”

The HP Latex 700 and 800 printer series

According to HP, the HP Latex series introduces a range of Latex large format print solutions to help print service providers diversity their offerings. The HP Latex 700 and 800 series brings a suite of features that enable PSPs to be more agile, tackle ambitious projects, and take on the highest value work. The new portfolio also delivers fast workflows that help businesses hit deadlines while sharpening their sustainability edge.

Smart Packaging Solutions Virtual Congress -19 March 2021

The Smart Packaging Solutions for India and South Asia Virtual Congress on 19 March focuses on food and pharma supply chains, brand security, and sustainability. Organized jointly by IPPStar and the AIPIA, the virtual congress’s topics include brand authentication, condition monitoring, and active and intelligent packaging that contributes to the safe delivery of authenticated products leading to safety, security, and customer engagement. Please look at the agenda of the conference here, and for registration, please click here. You can also email Ruchi at conference@ippgroup.in or Umesh at subscription@ippgroup.in. Call us in Noida at 120-4546988 or 4326053 – Umesh at Xtension 30; Ruchi at Xtension 33; Gaurav at Xtension 23; and Mohit at Xtension 25.

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