Create a bigger future with
HP Indigo technology

In a world where customers demand highly crafted solutions, only HP Indigo technology gives you the agility to meet any need across any type of commercial printing and packaging job.

LEPx: The Force Multiplier

Place ink particles on a digital plate at 120 Lm/m for full graphics.  LEPx  is the  future of print production.

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The foundations of HP Indigo LEP Technology

Endless possibilities for growth

Unmatched color and ink capabilities

Up to 97% of PANTONE® colors are reachable, with OVG and the unique Ink Mixing System (IMS) for PANTONE®-matching spot.

Widest media and application versatility

HP Indigo can print on the broadest gamut of substrates in the digital print industry, including coated, uncoated, synthetic, metallized, and colored media.

High coverage printing

Our customers print high coverage routinely, going up to coverage levels of 500% and more with no impact on print quality and at a feasible cost.

Highest speed for high print quality

Deliver hundreds or thousands of orders per day easily and cost-effectively with an end-to-end production management solution.

The HP Indigo Liquid Electrophotographic process

The HP Indigo printing engine performs the following sequence:

The HP Indigo Liquid Electrophotographic process

The HP Indigo printing engine performs the following sequence:

Charging unit generates uniform charge on the electrophotographic Photo Imaging Plate.

Exposure of the plate by a scanned array of laser diodes remove charges from the image area.

One of the colored Binary Ink Developer (BID) units engages with the plate, developing an image on it.

Ink transfers from the plate to a heated blanket using electric field.

The heated blanket melts the resin particles within the ElectroInk, merging them into a smooth tacky film.

Image (in film form) transfers from the blanket to media.
Multi shot process: For each color separation this process is repeated—this is the Multi Shot process.
The one-shot process: HP Indigo one-shot process (for web presses and heat sensitive materials)—all color separations accumulate on the blanket.

Charging unit generates uniform charge on the electrophotographic Photo Imaging Plate.

Exposure of the plate by a scanned array of laser diodes remove charges from the image area.

One of the colored Binary Ink Developer (BID) units engages with the plate, developing an image on it.

Ink transfers from the plate to a heated blanket using electric field.

The heated blanket melts the resin particles within the ElectroInk, merging them into a smooth tacky film.

Image (in film form) transfers from the blanket to media.
Multi shot process: For each color separation this process is repeated—this is the Multi Shot process.
The one-shot process: HP Indigo one-shot process (for web presses and heat sensitive materials)—all color separations accumulate on the blanket.

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A single technology for the broadest set of applications

The unique combination of unmatched color and ink capabilities with perfect print quality on the broadest media gamut, delivers a wide range of high-value applications enabling profitable business growth.

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Security

HP Indigo places you at the forefront of brand protection. Help your customers gain and maintain control with innovative security solutions.

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Sustainability

Bring your business into the circular economy today and prepare to excel in the new way that print will be done.

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