Introducing HP Satin Wrapping Paper ? designed to make a gift unique from the outside in.
Apr 10, 2018
Sarasota, Fla., April 10, 2018 — Consumers’ love for customizable products continues to grow. To fill this demand, HP introduces HP Satin Wrapping Paper a printable, high-quality wrapping paper designed to create memorable gifts and products with a personal touch. HP Satin Wrapping Paper allows consumers to print their own photos, logos and custom messages on this recyclable*, FSC®-certified* paper. “Now print service providers can create custom gift wrap for their customers for all occasions using their HP PageWide XL, HP DesignJet Z6XXX, and HP Latex printers for little to no investment,” says Doug McMahon, Product Specialist, for HP Large Format Media. “This paper is not only for personal use, HP Satin Wrapping Paper can promote a brand or product and is perfect for point-of-sale displays or posters.” Prints dry quickly and stay intact with handling. Available in AMS region only. For more information, and to find a reseller near you, contact HP's licensing partner, Brand Management Group, at 888-893-4668 or visit us at HPLFMedia.com. Watch the video HERE. For more information, a free sample, or to order, call us at 888-893-4668, or email info@HPLFMedia.com. Visit us at HPLFMedia.com.
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