HP Scitex FB500 HP Scitex FB500 and FB700 Printer Series - Rigid Media Guide - Page 14

Also known as: corrugated fiberboard, box board, Preparation, Recommended print modes, Printing,

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Corrugated Cardboard Also known as: corrugated fiberboard, box board Preparation  Store media flat, in a clean environment with the same or similar temperature and humidity as the printer. Changes in temperature or humidity will cause the material to warp.  Clean with a lint-free cloth to remove any dust and debris.  The material can bend and crease easily. Watch for edges that may strike the carriage. Recommended print modes  Depending on application, ink coverage and image content, all print modes may print acceptably. Faster print modes are less susceptible to bowing of the media due to heat. Printing       Select Corrugated Cardboard when configuring and loading this media. Some colored media may not be able to be detected by the onboard camera. If so, create a copy of the Card Stock media using the Media Wizard and change the Detectable by Printer option to No. Use the Warped Media option when loading non-flat media. Using this option reduces the available print area. Use the lowest possible UV lamp power setting to cure the ink. Use a Corrugated Cardboard media profile from the RIP software. Some materials are more porous and absorb the ink giving a washed out appearance. Use the RIP software's Saturated Rendering Intent option to increase saturation. Output handling  Use caution when lifting it off the table to avoid creases. 14

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Corrugated Cardboard
Also known as: corrugated fiberboard, box board
Preparation
Store media flat, in a clean environment with the same or similar temperature and humidity as the
printer. Changes in temperature or humidity will cause the material to warp.
Clean with a lint-free cloth to remove any dust and debris.
The material can bend and crease easily. Watch for edges that may strike the carriage.
Recommended print modes
Depending on application, ink coverage and image content, all print modes may print acceptably.
Faster print modes are less susceptible to bowing of the media due to heat.
Printing
Select
Corrugated Cardboard
when configuring and loading this media.
Some colored media may not be able to be detected by the onboard camera. If so, create a copy
of the Card Stock media using the Media Wizard and change the Detectable by Printer option to
No.
Use the Warped Media option when loading non-flat media. Using this option reduces the available
print area.
Use the lowest possible UV lamp power setting to cure the ink.
Use a Corrugated Cardboard media profile from the RIP software.
Some materials are more porous and absorb the ink giving a washed out appearance. Use the RIP
software’s Saturated Rendering Intent option to increase saturation.
Output handling
Use caution when lifting it off the table to avoid creases.