B2-Format HP Indigo Steals the Show

EPM, which is also the cornerstone of the HP Indigo 5600, 7600 and W7250 press model updates, uses just the cyan, magenta and yellow IndiChrome inks to simulate four-color printing. HP contends that its three-color printing can be “good enough” for a large portion of color work because of the presses’ ability to precisely control dot placement. That is said to even produce crisp black text, while reducing clicks per sheet by 25 percent and boosting productivity by 33 percent.