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The specications, nishing, processing, and warranty information for each individual HP substrate are

available from http://www.globalBMG.com/hp/signagemedia and http://www.globalBMG.com/hp/

HPMediaWarranties.

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HP Image Permanence information is available from http://www.globalBMG.com/hp/printpermanence.

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HP oers to recycle some substrates through the HP Take-Back Program, such as HP HDPE Reinforced

Banner, HP Light Textile Display Banner, HP Heavy Textile Banner, HP Everyday Matte Polypropylene, 3-

in Core, and HP DuPont Tyvek Banner. Recycling opportunities for these products may not exist in all

areas. You should consult local recycling resources about recycling these products. For recycling in the

USA, see the HP recycling services site, http://www.hp.com/go/recycleLFmedia/.

HP oers to recycle some other substrates through the standard paper recycling process, such as HP

White Satin Poster Paper, HP Photo-realistic Poster Paper, HP Coated Paper (3-in core), HP Universal

Coated Paper (3-in core), HP Universal Heavyweight Coated Paper (3-in core), HP Heavyweight Coated

Paper (3-in core), and HP Super Heavyweight Plus Matte Paper (3-in core).

Color consistency

Your printer has been designed to provide an excellent experience in terms of color consistency and

repeatability. This allows large jobs such as eet graphics and wall coverings to be printed in tiles or panels,

with condence that, when the nished panels are placed edge to edge, the colors will match at the joins.

The color variation within a printed job has been measured to be within this limit:

Maximum color dierence (95% of colors) <= 2 dE 2000

NOTE: This is based on reective measurements on a 943 color target under CIE standard illuminant D50,

and according to the standard CIEDE 2000 as per CIE Draft Standard DS 014-6/E:2012. 5% of colors may

experience variations above 2 dE 2000. Backlit substrates measured in transmission mode may yield dierent

results.

Color matching is dependent on many external factors. Take the following points into account to achieve this

level of consistency:

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If a large job is being printed in panels, more than one roll may be required. All rolls should be from the

same batch, and stored under correct conditions according to the manufacturer’s specications.

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ating conditions (temperature and humidity) should be kept constant during the printing of the

entire job.

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Ensure that a printhead check and clean routine has been run prior to starting the job. If any printhead

changes are required during the job, printhead alignment and color calibration should be done.

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