HP PageWide XL Pro 8200

HP PageWide XL Pro 8200

Help Boost profits – a compelling end-to-end solution

  • Enjoy low running costs for both CAD drawings and posters with 3-liter Original HP Eco-Carton ink cartridges
  • Free up operator time with a versatile stacker, inline folders, auto-switch, and up to 6 rolls.
  • Accept new orders and at the same time, reduce manual work – save up to 50% preparation and finishing costs.
  • Save further with up to 10X lower energy consumption than comparable LED printers.
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Respond immediately with the fastest large-format printer - with speeds up to 30 D/A1 pgs/min, and 5300 sq/ft/hr. Print on boards, cardstock, and paper, and expand into two-sided, short-term retail posters. Enjoy low running costs.

Eco Highlights

• ENERGY STAR 3.0 compliant, less energy use; EPEAT Gold certified/environmental preferred product[1]
• Local HP Eco-Carton outer carton recycling[2]
• HP PageWide XL prints are recyclable, returnable, or non-hazardous and safe for disposal[3]
• Inks are UL ECOLOGO® Certified and verified for Nordic Swan Eco labeled printing companies[4]
[1] ENERGY STAR and the ENERGY STAR mark are registered trademarks owned by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. EPEAT Gold as of April 2021. EPEAT® registered where applicable. EPEAT registration varies by country. See http://www.epeat.net for registration status by country.
[2] The ink cartridge HP Eco-Carton outer carton is 100% recyclable through local cardboard/paper programs.
[3] Most HP large-format paper-based printing materials can be recycled through commonly available recycling programs, or according to region-specific practices. Some HP media are eligible for return through the free, convenient HP Large Format Media take-back program. Programs may not exist in your area. See http://www.HPLFMedia.com/hp/ecosolutions for details. HP large format printing materials, both unprinted and printed with Original HP PageWide XL pigment inks, are non-hazardous and safe for disposal. Contact your local waste management authority for local area-specific instructions.
[4] For certifications, see http://www.ul.com/EL.