HP 70 Matte Black Pigment Ink Cartridge
HP 70 matte black pigment ink cartridge is designed for professional matte finish photo printing and technical drawings on HP Designjet systems. With 130ml capacity and pigment-based formulation, it delivers deep blacks and precise detail for fine art, architectural, and photographic applications.Overview
The HP 70 matte black pigment ink cartridge is engineered specifically for matte finish printing, delivering rich, deep blacks with excellent definition. Compatible with multiple Designjet series, it is essential for professional photographers, architects, and designers requiring fine art and technical output with authentic matte characteristics.
Key Features
- Genuine HP 70 pigment-based matte black ink
- 130ml capacity for extended print runs
- Fade-resistant pigment formulation
- Compatible with Z3100, Z3200, Z2100, and Z5200 systems
- Superior black depth and tonal range
- Professional-grade matte finish output
Specifications
- Color: Matte Black
- Ink Type: Pigment-based
- Capacity: 130 ml
- Compatible Models: Designjet Z3100, Z3100ps GP, Z3200, Z3200ps, Z2100, Z5200
- Operating Temperature: 15–35°C
- Storage Temperature: 15–35°C
- Operating Humidity: 20–80%
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae supplies professional Designjet matte and photo printing consumables to creative studios, fine art facilities, and institutional clients across the UAE and GCC. Request a quote for bulk supply agreements and volume discounts.
FAQ
What is the difference between matte and photo black?
Matte black is optimised for matte paper finishes, while photo black is used for glossy and semi-gloss media; they serve different aesthetic and application requirements.
Is matte black used in all Designjet printing workflows?
Not always; use matte black when printing on matte-finish media for authentic natural blacks and professional appearance.
Description
Overview
The HP 70 matte black pigment ink cartridge is engineered specifically for matte finish printing, delivering rich, deep blacks with excellent definition. Compatible with multiple Designjet series, it is essential for professional photographers, architects, and designers requiring fine art and technical output with authentic matte characteristics.
Key Features
- Genuine HP 70 pigment-based matte black ink
- 130ml capacity for extended print runs
- Fade-resistant pigment formulation
- Compatible with Z3100, Z3200, Z2100, and Z5200 systems
- Superior black depth and tonal range
- Professional-grade matte finish output
Specifications
- Color: Matte Black
- Ink Type: Pigment-based
- Capacity: 130 ml
- Compatible Models: Designjet Z3100, Z3100ps GP, Z3200, Z3200ps, Z2100, Z5200
- Operating Temperature: 15–35°C
- Storage Temperature: 15–35°C
- Operating Humidity: 20–80%
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae supplies professional Designjet matte and photo printing consumables to creative studios, fine art facilities, and institutional clients across the UAE and GCC. Request a quote for bulk supply agreements and volume discounts.
FAQ
What is the difference between matte and photo black?
Matte black is optimised for matte paper finishes, while photo black is used for glossy and semi-gloss media; they serve different aesthetic and application requirements.
Is matte black used in all Designjet printing workflows?
Not always; use matte black when printing on matte-finish media for authentic natural blacks and professional appearance.
Specifications
Brand
HP
Product Type
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Weight (Spec)
0.45
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the HP 70 matte black pigment cartridge enable true black reproduction without glossiness on matte photo media?
Matte black ink is formulated to rest on the surface of matte media without excessive absorption, delivering deep, velvety blacks ideal for fine art and professional photography on non-glossy surfaces.
What is the difference between matte black and photo black in Designjet printing workflows?
Matte black is optimized for matte media and resists glossiness; photo black is designed for glossy media and delivers density on reflective surfaces. The choice depends on media selection and desired finish.
How does the HP 70 matte black cartridge support technical drawing and architectural plan reproduction?
Matte black ensures crisp, legible lines and solid areas in technical documents without the glare that would occur on glossy surfaces, critical for on-site reading and printing.
Can the HP 70 matte black be used in fine art and gallery print workflows for museum-quality monochrome work?
Yes, matte black is essential for fine art monochrome printing, offering archival fade resistance and elegant matte finish appropriate for gallery and collector environments.
How does matte black prevent bronzing or metallic sheen on large dark areas of matte prints?
Matte black formulation avoids the metallic sheen (bronzing) that can occur with photo black on matte media. The result is true, deep blacks without unwanted reflectivity.
What is the colour gamut difference when using matte black versus a full-colour black (generated from CMYK blending)?
Matte black provides true, deep blacks more efficiently than CMYK blending, preserving colour gamut for mid-tones and saturated areas. This is particularly important in large shadow regions.
How long does delivery of HP 70 matte black cartridges take for print studios committed to matte media production?
Procure.ae stocks matte black cartridges for regular availability. Delivery across the UAE and GCC is coordinated upon order; confirm timelines based on your location and quantity.
Does Procure.ae support automatic replenishment contracts for studios with consistent matte black consumption?
Automatic or scheduled replenishment programs for consumables can be arranged with Procure.ae for high-volume users. Discuss your monthly consumption pattern to explore recurring order agreements.
What is the capacity and form factor of the HP 70 matte black pigment cartridge?
The matte black cartridge holds 130ml of pigment ink in the standard HP 70 form factor. It slots into the designated black cartridge position on compatible Designjet printheads.
Is the HP 70 matte black formulation different chemically from photo black, and can they be used interchangeably?
Matte and photo black are chemically distinct formulations optimized for different media types. They should not be used interchangeably; choosing the correct black type is essential for print quality.
How long can unopened HP 70 matte black cartridges be stored before the ink begins to degrade?
Unopened matte black cartridges maintain quality for approximately two years when stored in cool, dry conditions. UV exposure and heat accelerate ink degradation; protect from direct sunlight.
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