HP Latex 600 Printer ( Scitex LX600 Industrial Printer)

^[1] HP offers the HP Large-format Media take-back programme in the U.S. and Europe, through which most HP recyclable signage media can be returned, availability varies. Some recyclable papers can be recycled through commonly available recycling programmes. For details visit www.hp.com/recycle. Aside from this programme recycling opportunities for these products are currently only available in limited areas. Customers should consult local recycling resources for recycling these products.
^[2] For best results, print textile applications on polyester fabric that does not stretch. Performance may vary depending on media. Please consult your media supplier for compatibility details.
^[3] HP image permanence and scratch, smudge, and water resistance estimates by HP Image Permanence Lab. Display permanence tested according to SAE J2527 using HP Latex and low-solvent inks on a range of media, including HP media; in a vertical display orientation in simulated nominal outdoor display conditions for select high and low climates, including exposure to direct sunlight and water; performance may vary as environmental conditions change. Scratch, smudge, and water resistance tested using HP Latex and low-solvent inks on a wide range of HP media; water resistance is comparable when printed on water-resistant substrates. Laminated display permanence using Neschen Solvoprint Performance Clear 80 laminate. Results may vary based on specific media performance and scratch testing methodology. For more information, see www.hp.com/go/supplies/printpermanence.
^[4] The 3M™ MCS™ Warranty is available to certified Graphics Manufacturers. For more information on registration and qualification requirements, refer to 3Mgraphics.com, or contact your 3M representative.
^[5] The printer employs fully automatic printhead testing and maintenance systems.
^[6] Special ventilation is not required to meet US OSHA requirements on occupational exposure to VOCs from HP Latex Inks. Special ventilation equipment installation is at the discretion of the customer — no specific HP recommendation is intended. Customers should consult state and local requirements and regulations.
^[7] Printers using HP Latex Inks use internal heaters to dry and cure the latex polymer film. Some substrates may have inherent odour.
^[8] The Committee for Health-related Evaluation of Building Products, AgBB, establishes the fundamentals for a uniform and reproducible health-related evaluation of building products in Germany, including criteria for testing and an evaluation scheme for health-related evaluation of VOC emissions from building products used for application indoors.