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HP Indigo is opening its research laboratories to drupa visitors for the first time at the

experimental inks display in the Technology Fair.

Arousing the senses, the inks in the HP Indigo ink product development pipeline demonstrate the printing of effects such as gloss, scent, lenticular digital lenses, adhesives, silver, glow-in-the dark, and more. The inks section is one of many technology stations dispersed around Hall 17.

Full from morning to night, visitors to the stand are showing keen interesting to learn what

HP Indigo woulcould be bringing in the future.

Visitors to the HP Indigo Technology Fair in Hall 17 packed into the “wow” room in the Experimental Inks areas to experience HP Indigo’s fluorescent and phosphorescent inks.

First the room is filled with UV light. HP Indigo ElectroInk Fluorescent Pink printed on posters, bottles and wall adhesives around room that turn glowing pink due to the ink’s fluorescence.

Lights out and visitors are in the dark gazing at glow-in-the-dark inks.

Applications printed with HP Indigo ElectroInk Fluorescent Pink are also making a “wow” impact around Hall 17, including on the Buzz from Hall 17 tabloid. The ink is commercially available on a range of commercial presses and the HP Indigo WS6800 for labels and packaging.