See What’s Possible with the HP Latex 630W

For shops looking to expand what they can offer, white ink opens the door to more applications- window graphics, layered prints, decals, and higher-impact retail displays.

The HP Latex 630W brings that capability into a 64-inch roll-to-roll platform with spot white, overflood, and underflood options. It gives growing shops a practical way to add white ink without making the move feel bigger than it needs to be.

What Can You Do with White Ink Printing?

White ink changes what your shop is able to produce and what you can say yes to.

With white ink, you can take on applications like:

• Window graphics on clear film.
• Prints on dark or colored materials.
• Double-sided or layered graphics.
• High-contrast retail and POP displays.
• Decals and labels that need opacity.

Without white ink, many of these jobs either aren’t possible or require workarounds that add time and cost.

Where It Starts to Make Sense

This setup fits shops that are:

• Adding white ink for the first time.

• Expanding into window graphics, decals, or layered prints.

• Looking to increase capability without adding complexity.

• Growing volume and need more flexibility.

Because at that point, the goal isn’t just to add equipment- it’s to take on more types of work without slowing everything else down.

Is White Ink Printing Hard to Maintain?

That’s one of the biggest concerns shops have- and for good reason.

Traditional white ink systems can require more maintenance because the ink is heavier and more prone to settling or clogging. That often means more manual intervention and more downtime.

What’s Different About HP Latex White Ink

The HP Latex 630W is built to handle white ink differently. It uses an automatic recirculation system that keeps white ink moving through the system and at the printhead. That helps reduce the risk of clogging and keeps the printer ready without constant manual maintenance.

It also reduces the need for frequent purging, which helps cut down on wasted ink and downtime. So instead of working around white ink, it becomes something you can actually build into your workflow.

How White Ink Helps Shops Do More (and Sell More)

Adding white ink isn’t just about expanding capability- it changes what your shop can offer customers.

It allows you to:

• Take on higher-value retail and display work.

• Produce graphics that stand out more on shelves or windows.

• Offer layered and specialty prints competitors may not provide.

• Reduce outsourcing for specialty applications.

• Create more premium-looking graphics with higher perceived value.

For many shops, that means new revenue streams, not just new print options. Bringing white ink into your workflow expands what you can produce:

• Graphics on transparent or colored media

• Higher-contrast prints for retail environments

• Layered applications with more visual impact

And it’s not just about adding white- it’s how it looks and performs. HP Latex White Ink is designed to produce a strong, opaque white with smooth, even coverage. It reflects light consistently, which helps graphics look clean and uniform across different materials.

It’s also built to hold up over time, with resistance to yellowing and durability that supports handling, finishing, and installation.

Built for Real-World Production

HP Latex inks are flexible and scratch-resistant, which helps graphics handle installation and everyday wear, especially on applications that require bending or handling.

They’re also water-based and odorless, so they fit more easily into a shop environment without requiring special ventilation.

A Strong Starting Point That Delivers

The HP Latex 630W gives shops a way to expand into white ink while maintaining the output quality and reliability expected from HP Latex.

It’s a practical step forward- one that adds capability without adding unnecessary complexity.

If you’re looking to add white ink or expand what your shop can produce, LexJet can help you determine if the 630W fits your workflow. To learn more, contact a Customer Specialist at 800-453-9538 or visit LexJet.com.