HP Designjet Z6100 60-in Printer Q6652C Merkblatt
Produktcode
Q6652C
Next up: giant East Coast expansion
For RPI’s partners, staying competitive requires constant
product innovation to capture and keep the consumer
market. The flexibility of HP presses and printers
enables RPI to adapt with ease to these changing
demands. For example, the company today is
experimenting with the HP Indigo’s ability to handle
numerous substrates, including recycled and hinged
paper stock.
For RPI’s partners, staying competitive requires constant
product innovation to capture and keep the consumer
market. The flexibility of HP presses and printers
enables RPI to adapt with ease to these changing
demands. For example, the company today is
experimenting with the HP Indigo’s ability to handle
numerous substrates, including recycled and hinged
paper stock.
“Our partners are constantly evolving the products they
offer, either in form factors, color, types of substrates or
covers being put on them,” Perez says. “They’re also
going after niches, such as pro photographers,
younger people and even scrapbookers. This
challenges to us to make all these variations within our
factory while maintaining the quality and the turn
times. The HP equipment is what makes it possible.”
offer, either in form factors, color, types of substrates or
covers being put on them,” Perez says. “They’re also
going after niches, such as pro photographers,
younger people and even scrapbookers. This
challenges to us to make all these variations within our
factory while maintaining the quality and the turn
times. The HP equipment is what makes it possible.”
So successful is RPI, in fact, that its biggest challenge
these days isn’t generating business—it is increasing
capacity in a controlled way to meet exploding
demand. The company recently doubled its
Washington factory space to 30,000 square feet. A
new East Coast facility slated to open within the next
18 months will add another 60,000 square feet—to be
equipped with a whole new fleet of HP Indigo presses
and HP Designjet printers.
these days isn’t generating business—it is increasing
capacity in a controlled way to meet exploding
demand. The company recently doubled its
Washington factory space to 30,000 square feet. A
new East Coast facility slated to open within the next
18 months will add another 60,000 square feet—to be
equipped with a whole new fleet of HP Indigo presses
and HP Designjet printers.
“HP is dedicated to the space,” Perez says. “Our
partners feel confident about engaging with us in long-
term relationships, because they understand that with
HP behind us, we’ll be able to meet their changing
needs.”
partners feel confident about engaging with us in long-
term relationships, because they understand that with
HP behind us, we’ll be able to meet their changing
needs.”
To learn more, visit www.hp.com
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