HP Designjet Z3200ps large format printer Thermal inkjet Color 2400 x 1200 DPI 1118 x 1676 mm Ethernet LAN connection
HP DesignJet Z3200 44-in PostScript Photo Printer
Base model plus embedded Adobe PS3/PDF RIP
This 12-ink HP DesignJet, with HP 73 Chromatic Red ink, delivers long-lasting gallery-quality prints in b&w and color. It enables easy calibration and profiling with its embedded spectrophotometer[5] and also delivers great ink efficiency.[7]
HP Designjet Z3200ps, Thermal inkjet, 2400 x 1200 DPI, PCL 3, PDF 1.6, PostScript 3, TIFF, Blue, Cyan, Green, Grey, Light Cyan, Light magenta, Magenta, Red, Yellow, 12.4ppm, 3.8ppm
HP Designjet Z3200ps. Print technology: Thermal inkjet, Maximum resolution: 2400 x 1200 DPI, Page description languages: PCL 3, PDF 1.6, PostScript 3, TIFF. Maximum print area: 1118 x 1676 mm, ISO A-series sizes (A0...A9): A0, Media thickness: 0.8 mm. Ethernet interface type: Gigabit Ethernet, USB connector: USB Type-A, Ethernet LAN data rates: 10/100/1000Base-T. Internal memory: 256 MB, Internal storage capacity: 80 GB, Storage media: HDD. Power requirements: 100 - 240v AC, 50/60Hz, Power consumption: 200 W
[2] Display permanence rating for interior displays/away from direct sunlight, under glass by HP Image Permanence Lab and/or by Wilhelm Imaging Research, Inc. on a range of HP media. For more information, see www.hplfmedia.com/hp/printpermanence.
[3] Bronzing is minimized as an image-quality issue when HP Gloss Enhancer is used. HP Gloss Enhancer can be used on photo paper, with the exception of matte-finish papers.
[4] 96% coverage of PANTONE MATCHING SYSTEM® and PANTONE® GOE systems, based on HP internal testing (PANTONE® approval pending).
[5] Embedded in this HP DesignJet Printer is an i1 spectrophotometer from X-Rite. Close collaboration between HP and X-Rite ensures a reliable solution that’s been thoroughly tested to meet customer demands for ease, quality, and dependability.
[6] Based on internal HP testing, the HP DesignJet Z3200 Photo Printer series utilizes at least 30% less ink during routine maintenance operations versus select printers from other vendors.