Who should buy the HP PageWide XL Pro Printer?

The HP PageWide XL Pro is a race car. It’s the fastest car on the track. It’s on lap 5 before the other cars are finishing their first lap. But most people don’t need a race car. For one, race cars are very expensive. And two, they don’t even have powered windows, heated seats, or air conditioning. Race cars aren’t for most people. But if you’re running a racing team, then a race car is exactly what you need. In this video we’re going to look at the HP PageWide XL Pro and suggest who should buy this race car, and who should stick with their daily driver.
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[@miketheprintman]

This is a wonderful explanation of this machine. Awesome video!

[@ITSuppliesINC]

Thank you Mike, we appreciate it!

[@b8s_art]

Printing en mass blue prints on a pagewide is too easy honestly printing art/posters/banners on 20# standard stock up to tuff stuff poly the banding issue on darker imagery etc is usually very easily remedied by alternating the orientation and/or roll size some stuff the bands just are going to show up no matter what but it is surprising how often things just print without issues. The speed is unlike anything else when it comes to wide format but something not mentioned here is the quality of the built in drum scanner for making instant copies and or generating wide format scans without any need for photomerge processes etc. The HP click software is also top shelf. 🖖🤘👽

[@kseniazabielska8340]

It's only for posters? What about thicker materials and use Pagewide for printing for example boxes? Somebody try it?

[@ITSuppliesINC]

Hello, there are a few thicker foam board materials that work with this printer. To see a list of certified media, please visit the HP Media Locator: www.printos.com/ml/#/medialocator