Water-based HP Latex Ink technology – HP Latex Inks contain up to 70% water. Using water-based inks eliminates exposure to high solvent concentrations, and simplifies ventilation, storage, and transportation requirements.
Odorless prints – Intensity and hedonic testing indicates weak and neutral odor for HP Latex Ink, while eco-solvent ink is rated as weak and slightly unpleasant, and UV ink is rated as distinct and unpleasant.
Non-combustible and non-flammable – HP Latex Inks have a flashpoint of greater than 110° C (230° F), while the eco-solvent ink flashpoint can be between 60° C and 70 °C (140° F and 158° F).
Nickel and heavy metal free – HP Latex Inks do not contain; not detected in testing are: nickel, arsenic, lead, cadmium, mercury, or chromium, which have historically been found in inks in the analog signage space
