HP Latex FS60 W 126″ Superwide Industrial Printer

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Description

The HP Latex FS60 W 126″ Superwide Industrial Printer combines all the advanced capabilities of the FS60 series with the added power of white ink printing. Built for the highest levels of productivity, color accuracy, and media versatility, this roll-to-roll latex printer is ideal for print service providers who want to expand into premium and high-margin applications without sacrificing speed or sustainability.

Overview

With a print width of up to 126 inches (3.2 meters) and high-speed production up to 958 ft²/hr (89 m²/hr), the FS60 W is optimized for high-volume shops producing wide-format applications. White ink unlocks additional creative options such as printing on transparent, colored, or metallic substrates—ideal for window graphics, short-run packaging, and retail displays.

HP’s water-based latex inks provide durable, odorless prints with no off-gassing, making them safe for indoor environments. The FS60 W is designed to help print providers meet customer demands for sustainability, faster turnaround, and diverse product offerings.

Key Features

White Ink Capability

The FS60 W includes HP’s most advanced white ink system, capable of printing white as underflood, overflood, or spot layers. The white ink remains bright and opaque over time and is ideal for transparent and dark substrates.

Ultra-Wide Format

With a 126-inch print width, the FS60 W supports large banner and signage applications without the need for paneling. The width also supports efficient dual-roll printing and extended unattended operation.

Faster Throughput

Achieve speeds up to 958 ft²/hr in color and up to 581 ft²/hr with white ink. The FS60 W is engineered for 24/7 production environments, with robust hardware, jumbo roll support, and smart media management.

Wider Gamut and Ink Efficiency

The HP Latex 821 ink set includes CMYK and white, delivering a wider color range and smoother gradients. Ink comes in scalable 5-liter or optional 10-liter cartridges, reducing changeovers and optimizing cost per square foot.

Smart Automation

A built-in touchscreen, job queue management, automatic printhead maintenance, and nozzle redundancy minimize operator intervention and maximize uptime.

Application Range

The FS60 W supports an even broader application range than the base FS60 model:

  • Window graphics with opaque white ink
  • Premium packaging prototypes
  • Retail signage on colored and metallic films
  • High-end backlit displays
  • Custom décor on dark or textured media
  • Vehicle graphics and wraps
  • Wallpaper and wall murals

All prints are ready for immediate use or lamination thanks to HP Latex’s instant-dry formulation.

Sustainability

Like all HP Latex printers, the FS60 W emphasizes environmental responsibility. It uses UL GREENGUARD GOLD and ECOLOGO® certified water-based inks, emits no hazardous air pollutants (HAPs), and requires no special ventilation. ENERGY STAR® certified, it also supports HP’s Planet Partners program for recycling ink cartridges and printheads.

Workflow Integration

HP PrintOS enables centralized job monitoring, performance analytics, and fleet control. The FS60 W integrates with leading RIP software like Onyx, Caldera, and Ergosoft, making it easy to deploy into professional production environments.

Technical Specifications

  • Maximum Print Width: 126 inches (3.2 m)
  • Max Color Print Speed: 958 ft²/hr (89 m²/hr)
  • Max White Ink Speed: 581 ft²/hr (54 m²/hr)
  • Ink Set: HP Latex 821 Inks (CMYK + White)
  • Ink Capacity: 5L standard, 10L optional
  • Max Roll Weight: 350 lbs (160 kg)
  • Certifications: UL GREENGUARD GOLD, ECOLOGO®, ENERGY STAR®

Conclusion

The HP Latex FS60 W 126″ Superwide Industrial Printer is a powerful choice for print providers looking to expand their capabilities into high-value, white-ink applications. With top-tier productivity, advanced media handling, and sustainable latex technology, the FS60 W helps future-proof your business for the evolving demands of large-format printing.