20.Printhead maintenance vacuum (inside enclosure)

21.Waste ink spigot

Special features

Printheads

Printheads — variable drop size, piezoelectric printheads.

Ink system

Off-Head System (OHS) — bulk ink boxes with integrated filters. No-drip quick connectors simplify ink box replacement.

Onboard vacuum system — provides vacuum to maintain negative printhead pressure.

Patent-pending automated printhead service station — fully maintains the health of the printheads while idle or in service, without operator intervention.

HP White Ink Homogenizer — part of the optional white ink upgrade accessory kit, keeps white pigments dispersed for optimal print quality. The white ink upgrade option and white ink cartridge are required to print with white ink. See Order accessories on page 55 and Order ink supplies on page 20 for ordering information.

Media handling

Automatic head height — printer automatically sets the correct head height above the height of sheet-fed media.

Automatic media width sensing — automatically detects the width and position of sheet-fed media, for precise image placement (for white or light-colored media that the printer can detect).

Built-in static charge abatement — ionizer bars help dissipate static electric charge from synthetic media.

Rigid media tables feature a flip-up top for space-saving storage.

Optional extension tables can be added to the ends of the standard tables to handle longer sheets of media. See Order accessories on page 55 for ordering information.

Optional roll-fed media supply and takeup system is available to handle roll-fed media. See Order accessories on page 55 for ordering information.

Calibration

The printer uses a high-resolution digital imaging sensor (camera) and embedded software to align the printheads, and detect and replace missing jets. Manual and automatic calibrations are available.

AutoSet calibration — automatically aligns printheads bidirectionally for precise positioning of inkjet pixels, and runs AutoJet.

AutoJet calibration— compensates for most lost or misfiring jets by locating them and using substitute jets without slowing printing speed.

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