We are pleased to announce the arrival of our new 64" large-format printer!

Large-format poster printing orders have now resumed. Discover the enhanced benefits this new technology brings to your prints.

Our new 64" large-format inkjet printer delivers the highest professional-photo quality prints with the widest color gamut. This high-performance large-format printer is designed for professionals who require top-quality output for their customers involved in technical applications, scientific research, conference posters, detailed graphics, photography, fine art, and event signage.

Benefits at-a-glance

• Benefits of the large format inkjet printer

  Get amazing, professional quality that deliver high quality with confidence with an expanded color gamut enabled by ten vivid photo inks.

  • Ensure color accuracy with smooth gradients, unique vibrancy, and superior gloss uniformity.
  • Print large-format professional photo-quality confidently with an expanded color gamut enabled by ten HP vivid photo inks (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Matte Black, Photo Black, Chromatic Red, Chromatic Green, Chromatic Blue, Gray, along with a Gloss Enhancer).
  • Produce exceptionally detailed scientific imagery, graphics, and fine art reproductions on a range of printing materials including bond, heavyweight, fabric, gloss, canvas, and fine art papers.
  • When printing on high or semi-gloss papers, those with highly technical or detailed work will benefit from gloss enhancement. Our printer has been equipped with a gloss enhancer upgrade kit to provide superior quality on semi and high-gloss substrates for demanding jobs.
  • Create appealing scientific/conference informational posters, signage on multiple types of materials to give your presentation or event a premium feel with high-impact graphics.
• Advanced color technology and expanded color gamut

  Featuring ten pigment-based inks, including an expanded gamut for Chromatic Red, Green, and Blue, our large format inkjet printer offers an extended color range beyond the standard CMYK for vibrant and accurate color reproduction. Pigment ink is best suited for professional-quality work. Unlike dye ink, which contains colorants fully dissolved and suspended in liquid, pigmented ink consists of very fine, undissolved solid particulates of colorant suspended in a liquid carrier. The benefits of pigmented ink include:

  • More durable and archival
  • Typically more resistant to the damaging effects of UV light and humidity
  • Can be more scratch resistant.

  Ten pigment inks:

  • Ten inks will deliver highest professional-photo quality prints with widest gamut.
  • Ink type: pigment-based.
    • Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Matte Black, Photo Black, Chromatic Red, Chromatic Green, Chromatic Blue, Gray, along with a Gloss Enhancer* (*gloss enhancer clear ink is for semi gloss, high gloss and Kodak metallic gloss papers. Gloss enhancer not used with basic, super heavyweight, matte, fabric and other fine art papers)
• About ink permanence

  Many years may pass before noticeable fading and/or changes in color balance occur. Storage conditions, such as illumination intensity, spectral power distribution, ambient temperature, relative humidity, and other factors, will impact the 'lifetime' or 'noticeable change' of the predicted longevity. Estimated ink longevity conditions include avoiding direct sunlight or artificial light exposure, maintaining a stable ambient room temperature, and stable, relatively lower humidity levels. It is highly advisable to keep prints away from direct sunlight and artificial light sources. The use of UV glass will further prolong the permanence of the ink.

  Substrate	Displayed prints framed under glass	Displayed prints under UV protection glass	Displayed prints not framed (open air)	Resistance to humidity1	Resistance to water2
  HP Premium Instant-dry Satin Photo Paper* (semi-gloss)	>250 years	>350 years	>100 years	very high	high
  HP Premium Instant-dry Gloss Photo Paper (high gloss)	>200 years	>300 years	>65 years	very high	high
  HP Everyday Instant-dry Gloss Photo Paper* (high gloss)	>200 years	>300 years	>65 years	very high	high
  HP Bright White Inkjet Paper (basic paper)	>200 years	>300 years	>100 years	very high	moderate
  HP Matte Heavyweight Coated Paper (super heavyweight)	>200 years	>300 years	>100 years	very high	moderate
  1Referring to ink resistance, not substrates. 2 Referring to ink resistance. Substrates may not have the same resistance.

  For the full independent report about HP z9+ Pro ink lightfastness, visit the Wilhelm Imaging Research (opens as a PDF).