PrintPack 2025: HP to showcase digital print innovations

HP India is set to make a strong statement at PrintPack India 2025 with a comprehensive display of its latest Indigo digital press technologies. In collaboration with Redington and TechNova, the company will present live and virtual demonstrations of its presses, alongside interactive experiential zones, at Hall 16, Booth K-36 & K20 from 1-5 February at the India Expo Centre, Greater Noida.

31 Jan 2025 | By Noel D'Cunha

The event coincides with HP achieving a milestone of installing 25 B2-size Indigo digital offset presses in India, half of which are in Tier-2 cities.

A Appadurai, country manager, Indigo and inkjet business solutions, said, the shift towards personalised, sustainable printing is driving growth in digital technologies. “India’s printing and packaging industry is transforming rapidly. Businesses are focusing on personalised, eco-friendly designs that resonate with customers and reduce waste. Digital printing is at the front of this shift, enabling businesses to innovate and scale like never before.”

At PrintPack, HP Indigo said, it will highlight key technologies, such as the HP Indigo 100K digital press, stating that it is the world’s most productive B2 digital solution with non-stop printing at 6,000 sheets per hour." It added, "It is designed for medium to high-volume short runs, enhancing automation and reducing turnaround times, plate, labour, and handling costs."

HP also stated that the HP Indigo 15K digital press on display at the show, is designed for commercial and photo printing, supporting B2 and B3 formats with up to seven ink stations enabling expanded colour capabilities. “It prints up to 600 microns on substrates and features ElectroInks, including premium white and invisible yellow.”

The company further emphasised, that the third kit on the show, the HP Indigo 6K Digital Press reinforces the – HP Indigo First, Flexo Second – approach and is positioned as an on-demand solution for labels, shrink sleeves, flexible packaging, in-mould labels, laminated tubes, and folding cartons.

Visitors can also experience HP xRServices, powered by Microsoft HoloLens 2, which offers real-time virtual support. Using augmented reality, HP engineers can provide remote guidance, enhancing efficiency in print production workflows.

Appadurai said innovation remains central to HP’s strategy. We’re thrilled to participate in PrintPack 2025 and showcase our latest advancements in digital printing, which will redefine the future of this industry.”