HP took to FESPA Munich to showcase its latest innovations, one of them being the HP Stitch S1000 dye sublimation printer.

Sprinter caught up with HP worldwide LF solution pre-sales GTM lead Jeremy Brew at the HP stand to learn more about the machine.

“There is a printer that I haven’t ever had the chance to talk to Australia and New Zealand about – the HP Stitch S1000, which is our 3.2m dye sublimation printer,” Brew said.

“Once of the things that we really love about this printer – and our customers love – is that with dye sublimation, you often need to pick if you want to print on transfer paper or direct to fabric. The great thing about the HP Stitch S1000 is we let you do both.

“On this machine, we can run paper for very sensitive materials such as silks and scarves and very stretchy materials or for signage, exhibitions displays or backlits. We know customers want to print direct, so this machine allows users to switch from paper directly to fabric without reconfiguring the machine at all.

“It is a very versatile dye sublimation printer and we are excited to have it running here at Fespa 2023.”

Watch the video of Brew showing some of the prints that the HP Stitch S1000 is capable of producing in the video below:

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