HP Latex printers are the workhorse behind most sign and display work, wall coverings, canvas, posters, backlit graphics, and more. Because Latex inks cure with heat rather than solvent evaporation, they're compatible with a wide range of flexible, uncoated and specialty materials that aqueous printers can't run. Here's what to reach for, by application.
Best media by application
Interior décor and wall coverings
For feature walls, murals and interior branding, you want a paper built for clean removal and a smooth, paintable finish.
Good place to start: Wall Coverings collection or HP PVC-free Wall Paper.
Canvas for fine art and photo display
Gallery walls, portraits and photo reproductions do best on a canvas built for rich colour and a fine art finish.
Good place to start: Canvas Materials collection or HP Premium Satin Canvas.
Posters and photo prints
For point of sale, event graphics and general photo printing at scale, a dedicated poster paper gives you strong colour without the cost of canvas.
Good place to start: Paper/Photo Materials collection or HP Premium Poster Paper.
Backlit signage and lightboxes
Illuminated displays need a film built to diffuse light evenly without losing colour or contrast.
Good place to start: Films collection or HP Backlit Polyester Film.
POS, retail displays and temporary graphics
For displays that need to go up and come down without damaging walls or windows, a removable adhesive fabric is the safer choice over a permanent vinyl.
Good place to start: Adhesive Materials collection or HP Removable Adhesive Fabric.
Not sure if your printer is a Latex model?
If you're not sure which ink technology your printer uses, our printer compatibility guide breaks it down, or check the compatibility charts on the Support Hub. Still not sure, get in touch and our team will match you up.
Still deciding? Request a sample
Request a free HP media sample book and see how it looks and feels before you commit to a full roll.