HP Unveils New Digital Press Solutions at HID 2025

At Hunkeler Innovationdays (HID) 2025, HP Inc. unveiled the latest advancements in its industry-leading digital printing technology. With a focus on innovations that provide businesses with new opportunities to capitalize on the evolving digital print market, HP introduced solutions across its HP Indigo and HP PageWide portfolio.

HP is revolutionizing the commercial printing industry with two innovative technologies, HP Indigo Liquid Electrophotography (LEP) and HP PageWide Thermal Inkjet (TIJ). These leading solutions – supported by a unified software and services ecosystem – are setting the standard for efficiency, production versatility and application diversity.

By integrating both HP Indigo LEP and HP PageWide TIJ into its industrial print portfolio, HP equips print service providers with the right technology, allowing them to allocate the right press to meet the need of each print job, optimizing quality, cost and speed.

At Hunkeler Innovationdays, HP is showcasing how its advanced technologies are setting a new standard for digital print production with the industry’s fastest end-to-end book production solution ever shown at a trade show, producing 750 finished, bound books printed from blank sheets and rolls. 

“HP is redefining the future of commercial printing through automation, efficiency and seamless integration—empowering businesses with smarter, faster, and more adaptive solutions,” Haim Levit, SVP and division president, HP Industrial, said. “Our commitment lies in equipping customers with cutting-edge technology, providing that every print job is executed with precision, reliability, and scalability. By standardizing intelligent automation across our portfolio of presses, we are not just enhancing operational efficiency but also setting new benchmarks for quality and innovation in the industry.” 

HP Indigo is introducing the next generation of consumable supplies designed to enhance print sustainability and boost productivity. This package of consumable supplies enables HP Indigo customers to reduce waste and CO2 emissions while simultaneously decreasing operator workload, saving time, space, and without compromising the print quality of HP Indigo’s LEP technology.

Supplies have always been the foundation of HP Indigo’s technology and with this new package, the company has achieved a breakthrough that redefines its print business.

The key innovations include the CMYK+ with new advancements such as a higher ink solid concentration, the Printing Imaging Plate (PIP+) with a new formulation in two key layers, and the Regenerated Imaging Oil (RIO), in-press recycling system for the ink carrier.

“HP Indigo is committed to our customers’ success and continually seeks new ways to enhance the productivity and performance of our presses, including from a sustainability perspective. Reducing emissions matters—to us and to our customers,” said Noam Zilbershtain, VP and GM, HP Indigo. “These changes to our consumable supplies mark the most significant advancements in years, representing a major step forward in helping our customers maximize press uptime, minimize waste and reduce operational costs.”

In March 2024, HP unveiled two new presses designed to help customers transition to digital printing seamlessly, profitably, and successfully, allowing them to better adapt to market demands. Less than a year after HP Indigo announced the two new digital presses, customers are already reaping their benefits across high-value commercial applications.

HP has set itself apart by launching the HP Indigo 120K and HP Indigo 18K B2 digital presses, enabling customers to benefit from uninterrupted, nonstop printing and enhanced versatility through AI-powered tools.

The HP Indigo 120K and HP Indigo 18K presses help accelerate the analog to digital transformation. Emphasizing productivity, economics, offset print quality and automation, they take versatility to new heights, together with embedded AI-based solutions that digitize the entire production floor.

HP PageWide is introducing a smaller, cost-effective new configuration for its HP PageWide Advantage 2200 web inkjet press. The new configuration features a single-zone drying system and a passive web cooling module, allowing customers to print mono and full color jobs efficiently across a wide range of uncoated and coated applications.

“Our customers value the flexibility of the modular HP PageWide Advantage 2200. The digital press enables PSPs to offer print solutions that meet customer needs and growth aspirations for their business,” said Barbara McManus, VP and GM of PageWide Industrial at HP.

Following the announcement of HP PageWide’s two new presses – HP PageWide T4250 HDR and HP PageWide T500M HD – HP has announced its first beta customer, SG360 at HID.

“At SG360, we are significantly accelerating our adoption of full digital production and recently added the HP PageWide T4250 HDR to our current fleet of HP PageWide Presses and multiple HP Indigo 100K digital presses. We are thoroughly pleased with the exceptional productivity and print quality of the newly installed T4250 press. Given the trust we have built with HP as a strong technology partner, we see the 42-inch platform as providing leading productivity and economics to expand our digital footprint and customer offerings,” said Kevin Hughes, COO, SG360, USA.

At HID, HP is demonstrating a groundbreaking, fully integrated book production line orchestrated by the HP Intelligent Automation Platform, PrintOS. The high throughput and volume of production underscores the strength of HP’s industrial digital print technology and marks the first time ever, a fully integrated production line will feature live at an industry tradeshow.