DigiPrime primers for HP Indigo: Vision 9200 and 9050, 060, 680 and Icon. Select by press, labels, shrink sleeves or packaging and request technical advice.
All presses · In-line · ILP
Prepare the substrate just before printing. Choose the primer for your press, material and the performance your label or package requires.
High-performance labels and shrink sleeves: Vision 9200. Labels with cleanup and condensation needs: Vision 9050. General labels: 060. Laminated flexible packaging: 680. Confirm your ILP configuration when selecting a grade.
Select Vision 9200 for high-performance labels and sleeves; Vision 9050 for labels and improved cleanup; 060 for general labels; 680 for laminated flexible packaging. We tailor the proposal to your substrate and ILP unit.
Vision 9200 for high-performance labels and shrink sleeves. We also evaluate Vision 9050, 060 and 680 according to the job and your 6K+ ILP configuration.
DigiPrime 050 prepares films for flexible packaging printing and subsequent lamination. We validate the film, surface treatment and lamination bond.
DigiPrime 060 for folding carton printing. Evaluate adhesion, rub resistance, creasing and finishing on your board.
Q4324A for coated paper and Q4325A for uncoated paper. Select according to the paper and priming unit configuration.
DigiPrime® Vision 9000 replaces the former ILP 030, which is no longer available. For processes using DigiPrime 680 or Vision 9000, we review the press model, ILP unit and application before proposing a change.
We help define substrate preparation for this equipment. Share the model, applicator and substrate so we can review the solution specific to your press.
For high-performance labels and shrink sleeves. Provides water and chemical resistance and allows seaming through the primer. Validate film, seaming solvent and shrink tunnel conditions.
For labels requiring light stability and yellowing resistance. An alternative to Vision 9000 to reduce condensation issues and simplify cleanup. Ask about evaluation and availability for your equipment; not recommended for thermal paper.
For general-purpose labels, with easy cleanup and reduced yellowing and blocking compared with 680. Test first on uncoated or textured papers. For laminated flexible packaging, evaluate 680.
For labels and adhesive-laminated flexible packaging on Series 3 presses. Selection considers ink adhesion and lamination bond strength.
We support established processes using DigiPrime® Vision 9000 and DigiPrime® 040. When changing primers, we review the substrate, ILP cleaning and the improvement you need before the trial.
Off-line primer selection depends on the substrate, coating equipment and finishing. Include your press model to prepare a complete printing trial.
Uncoated, semi-gloss and glossy papers. An option for improving ink adhesion and rub resistance.
Paper and film for labels and flexible packaging. Validate coat weight and the final construction.
For HP ElectroInk adhesion to films and papers coated by flexography or gravure. Typical solids: 16.5–17.7%. We evaluate dry coat weight, drying and finishing.
Paper and film where anti-blocking matters, particularly for two-sided printing.
For HP ElectroInk adhesion to paper, films and PVC or vinyl applications. Select according to the substrate type and available drying.
When coating on separate equipment close to the press, we evaluate DigiPrime® 6611 or Sapphire 5.0 Q4310A according to the substrate, applicator and time before printing.
Confirm the press model and upgrades, applicator, substrate, corona treatment, drying and finishing. Test adhesion, lamination and resistance on the actual material.
Ask about my primerFollow the current grade data sheet and applicator instructions. Do not transfer percentages or operating conditions between products.
DigiPrime® 040, 050 and 060: do not dilute. For Vision and other grades, confirm the specific preparation before adding water or additives. Solids content is not a dilution instruction.
When switching between the Vision family and DigiPrime 060 or 680, fully clean the ILP circuit following the equipment procedure. Do not mix primer families.
ILP applies the primer in the press line before printing. Off-line coating and drying take place on separate equipment; the substrate is then fed to the HP Indigo press.
Vision 9200 is an ILP option for labels and shrink sleeves on the 6K, 6K+ and 8K platform. Trials should check ink adhesion, sleeve seaming and behavior in the shrink tunnel.
Provide your press model, ILP or off-line process, substrate and finishing. We use these details to review the grade, availability and trial conditions.
Share your model, where you apply the primer and what you need to improve. We will help define a trial.
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