At the HP Amplify Conference 2025, the company introduced the HP Latex R530 printer and the HP PrintOS Production Hub, aimed at improving efficiency and sustainability for print service providers (PSPs).
The HP Latex R530 is a compact hybrid printer designed for small and medium-sized PSPs, and allows seamless switching between rigid and flexible media. It uses HP latex inks – including white ink – for high-quality output, alongside automated maintenance functions to reduce downtime. According to HP, sustainability is a key feature of the printer, with eco-certified inks, returnable maintenance cartridges, and recycled materials used in its design.
To support businesses in the streamlining of their operations, HP has also launched the HP PrintOS Production Hub, a cloud-based platform that integrates order management and remote production control. By reducing inefficiencies and simplifying workflows, it aims to lower costs and improve overall productivity.
In addition to the two new launches, HP is also enhancing its HP Build Workspace with AI vectorization, which converts raster images into CAD-editable files, helping construction professionals reduce manual workloads. Additionally, an add-on for HP SitePrint automates floor flatness measurement and elevation correction, improving efficiency in industrial applications.
As part of its broader commitment to sustainability, the company is expanding its sustainability amplifier programme, providing PSPs with tools to assess and improve their environmental impact. The company added that these announcements reflect its continued focus on automation, efficiency, and sustainability in large-format and industrial printing.
