Digital Print Media

HP Latex printers are perfect for high-quality printing applications. They work rapidly, efficiently, and cost-effectively. When you need durable prints for indoor or outdoor uses, Latex is a great choice!

So what are key differences and similarities between these two 64″ printers from the HP Latex 300 Series? Let’s compare the HP Latex 335 and the HP Latex 365:

Key Differences:

• L365 Print Speed: up to 978 sq ft/hr vs L335 Print Speed: up to 538 sq ft/hr
• 8in Touch Screen on the L365 vs 4in Display on the L335
• The L365 comes with ink collector for printing fabric
• The L365 comes with the i1 spectrophotometer and allows custom substrate profiling
• The HP Latex 335 comes with SAi FlexiPrint HP Basic Edition RIP. The L365 does not come with RIP software but can be purchased separately
• The L335 is offered in a print & cut bundle

Key Similarities:

• Both are 64″ wide printers
• Both are designed to handle larger, heavier media rolls
• Takeup reel is included with both printers
• Automatic X-axis cutter standard on both machines
• As with all HP Latex Printers, prints are instantly dry, ready to laminate. Printing is also orderless and do not require additional ventilation, unlike solvent and eco-solvent printers. Latex inks are also ultra durable and scratch resistant, ideal for outdoor graphics such as vehicle wraps

HP Latex 335

The Latex 335 printer is affordable and versatile. Sized 64 inches wide, it has the ability to handle large and heavy media rolls. A take-up reel and automatic X-axis cutter improve functionality as well.

When you print with the L335, you will get fast speeds, and, better yet, a completely dry print when it emerges. This is great for meeting deadlines!

The L335 comes with SAi FlexiPrint HP Basic Edition RIP. This lets you use the design-to-print workflow. You can send jobs from your design application to the print queue, or drag and drop. The L335 comes in a print and cut bundle so you can complete your job faster and more accurately.

HP Latex 365

The Latex 365 is also 64 inches wide, and able to handle large and heavy media rolls. It too is equipped with a take-up reel and automatic X-axis cutter. Front to back registration lets you automatically print double-sided products with the same great speed and accuracy. This highly versatile printer will wow your clients.

The main difference between the L365 and the L335 is its speed. The L365 prints at up to 978 sq ft/hr vs the L335 at 538 sq ft/hr. It also comes with a larger eight-inch touch screen versus a four-inch display on the L335.

Because the L365 can print on textiles, it comes with an ink collector for printing fabric. It has the i1 spectrophotometer and allows custom substrate profiling. For more technically complex print jobs, the L365 may be a better choice.

The L365 does not come with RIP software. However, you can purchase this program separately.

The following are answers to commonly asked questions about environmental recommendations for HP Latex Wide Format Printers.

• Relative humidity range for best print quality: 40–60%, depending on substrate type
• Relative humidity range for printing: 20–80%, depending on substrate type
• Temperature range for best print quality: 20 to 25°C (68 to 77°F), depending on substrate type
• Temperature range for printing: 15 to 30°C (59 to 86°F), depending on substrate type
• Temperature range when not in operation / storage of HP Latex Printer: -25 to +55°C (-13 to +131°F)
• Temperature gradient: no more than 10°C/h (18°F/h)
• Maximum altitude when printing: 3000 m (10000 ft)

NOTE: The printer must be kept indoors.

NOTE: If the printer or ink cartridges are moved from a cold location to a warm and humid location, water
from the atmosphere can condensate on the printer parts and cartridges and can result in ink leaks and
printer errors. In this case, HP recommends that you wait at least 3 hours before turning on the printer or
installing the ink cartridges, to allow the condensate to evaporate.