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HP L26500 and L28500
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J Hill Designs
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It is said to enable richer blacks and a glossier finish, while also featuring improved water resistance that is needed for fabric and textile applications.
In addition, HP's new double-sided printing workflow allied with an Optical Media Advance Sensor (OMAS) on the printer enables double-sided printing with minimal operator intervention.
The OMAS controls registration automatically by locating a registration mark when the printed media is reloaded to print the reverse side.
In addition, HP's new double-sided printing workflow allied with an Optical Media Advance Sensor (OMAS) on the printer enables double-sided printing with minimal operator intervention.
The OMAS controls registration automatically by locating a registration mark when the printed media is reloaded to print the reverse side.
ProColorGraphics
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I wondering if they will allow, or have, an upgrade so L25500 users can use the new ink?
J Hill Designs
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same ink it says
edit: nevermind. same ink as the LX it says
edit: nevermind. same ink as the LX it says
CS-SignSupply-TT
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L25500 "field" UPGRADE???
Matt, that is a great question. My hunch is HP is "dissuaded" from a "field" upgrade because the L25500 went on "FIRE SALE"
Matt, that is a great question. My hunch is HP is "dissuaded" from a "field" upgrade because the L25500 went on "FIRE SALE"
bigben
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They've done it with the LX800/lx850. So I guess it will be aviable for the L25500/L26500...
ProColorGraphics
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That is what I was thinking. It would be a smart move since it would keep these new customers happy, or make them happier, and more likely to make them want to upgrade to the new one when they can. Versus just tick them off.
dypinc
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Must have just been posted. And, listed as a 61" printer.
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/jm/en/sm/WF05a/18972-18972-3328061-5200069-5200069-5053950.html
http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/jm/en/sm/WF05a/18972-18972-3328061-5200069-5200069-5053950.html
cdiesel
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The 800 to 850 upgrade is on a $200k production machine (and was in the $5k-$7.5k range). Not a $13k printer.
ProColorGraphics
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I never realized that those were that expensive and the upgrade cost that much!! What all did it involve?
Jack Knight1979
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The new model looks more to my liking.
bigben
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toronto november 10-12.
jasonx
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Can they? Possibly.
Will they? Doubt it.
Our L25500 is great for what we use it for and the L26500 looks like will be replacing one of our other current solvent printers.
jasonx
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It's an inch wider and looks like to have a dancer bar for the take up. Nice touch.
I don't know about that. The two HP techs that come to us for the L25500s both say they are being trained to do the upgrade for that model.
The LX800 using the 610 inks was a significant upgrade for us as we print on a lot of fabric with this machine. We're pretty pleased with the new inkset. Seeing it in the DesignJet range is going to make that range even better.
adrian4012
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It's has been shown at the Fespa Asia show in Singapore
Graphix Guru
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Hp l26500
Has anyone seen pricing for the 26500 yet? Yeah, I know it's going to be a lot more than the blowout "special" pricing I've seen on here lately, but if the problems with the "beta-version" 25500 have been resolved then in my mind it will be worth the wait. Hopefully HP has sorted out the issues with its predecessor (mismatched panels, material shrinkage/bowing, poor take-up system, etc.).
We're currently running a Designjet 9000 & have been waiting to take the latex plunge. Just as we were about to pull the trigger on the L25500, I discovered a lot of conflicting information between this forum & that of the http://hpl25500users.ning.com/ website. Most of the folks in here love their printers, but I've seen a lot of complaints on the other website... Tough choice to make, especially as the 9000 is showing its age & is out of warranty. Hopefully it will hold together until the 26500 has been out for awhile & I can see other users' impressions of it before buying.
Thanks to all the kind folks on here who are so generous in sharing their knowledge of these (& other) printers. It certainly helps make the decision-making process a whole lot easier with the education I've gotten here!
Has anyone seen pricing for the 26500 yet? Yeah, I know it's going to be a lot more than the blowout "special" pricing I've seen on here lately, but if the problems with the "beta-version" 25500 have been resolved then in my mind it will be worth the wait. Hopefully HP has sorted out the issues with its predecessor (mismatched panels, material shrinkage/bowing, poor take-up system, etc.).
We're currently running a Designjet 9000 & have been waiting to take the latex plunge. Just as we were about to pull the trigger on the L25500, I discovered a lot of conflicting information between this forum & that of the http://hpl25500users.ning.com/ website. Most of the folks in here love their printers, but I've seen a lot of complaints on the other website... Tough choice to make, especially as the 9000 is showing its age & is out of warranty. Hopefully it will hold together until the 26500 has been out for awhile & I can see other users' impressions of it before buying.
Thanks to all the kind folks on here who are so generous in sharing their knowledge of these (& other) printers. It certainly helps make the decision-making process a whole lot easier with the education I've gotten here!
