Inside the HP Latex FS Series: Dual Roll Printing, Setup & Other Features

Wondering if the HP Latex FS Series is the right ten-foot-wide printer for scaling your sign or print shop's production? In this webinar, we take you inside the demo center for a full walkthrough of the HP Latex FS Series — the flexible, scalable, ten-foot-wide printer line built for shops ready to move beyond their 64" roll-to-roll equipment. You'll learn about the differences between the FS50, FS60, and FS70, including ink capacity, the jumbo dual roll kit, and the split clutch system that lets you run two different roll diameters at once. We break down how to decide whether white ink is right for your shop (and why that decision has to be made before purchase), walk through the Internal Print Server (IPS) for job queuing and nesting, and compare print modes for balancing speed against image quality. We also cover print head warranty expectations, daily maintenance routines, and answer live viewer questions on white ink yellowing, vehicle wrap stretchability, and running mixed materials simultaneously. What You'll Learn: • The key differences between the HP Latex FS50, FS60, and FS70 • How the jumbo dual roll kit and split clutch system work • What to consider before deciding on white ink at time of purchase • How the Internal Print Server (IPS) streamlines job queuing and nesting • How print modes affect production speed vs. image quality • Print head warranty expectations and daily maintenance basics • Why HP Latex ink resists yellowing, cracking, and stretching issues on vehicle wraps Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): Q: Can you add white ink to an HP Latex FS50 or FS60 after purchase? A: No, the white ink decision has to be made at time of purchase since it requires additional pumps and lines built into the machine. However, you can order the unit with white ink hardware installed but not yet initialized, and activate it later with a simple service call. Q: Can you run two different roll materials at the same time on the FS Series? A: It's possible but not officially supported by HP. Both materials need similar thickness and the same print profile/curing temperature to avoid quality issues. Q: Does HP Latex white ink yellow over time like UV ink? A: No. Latex ink has no photo activators or hardening agents, so it doesn't yellow with outdoor UV exposure the way UV-cured white ink can. Q: Is HP Latex ink stretchable enough for vehicle wraps? A: Yes, HP Latex ink has strong body and flexibility, making it a popular choice for wraps, and it consistently passes 3M MCS (Match Component System) warranty certifications. Explore the HP Latex FS Series: https://go.grimco.com/4yAdVBn Shop Briteline media: https://go.grimco.com/4hpFsiI Visit the Grimco Equipment Support Hub: https://go.grimco.com/4gQjPrO Questions about which HP Latex printer is right for your business? Call Grimco at 1-800-542-9941 or visit Grimco.com.