Postcard Printing Machines

Speeds vary by model. The compact 1175 benchtop press prints up to 7,000 pieces per hour, the 1175C runs 6,210 to 10,000+, the 1175 Pro + PXG runs 10,000+, and the high-volume HP iJetColor 1275 Pro reaches up to 20,000 #10 envelopes per hour for offset-level output.

Yes. All iJetColor presses support variable data printing through their integrated RIP and workflow software, allowing names, addresses, QR codes, and personalized graphics to be printed on each postcard without slowing production, ideal for targeted direct mail campaigns.

Feed sizes range from as small as 2" x 3.5" up to 12" x 17" for envelopes and mail pieces, and up to 14" x 20" for packaging on the 1175 Pro + PXG. Thickness capacity runs from 1/8" on the compact 1175 to 3/8" on the 1175C and 1175 Pro + PXG envelopes, and up to 1/2" for packaging substrates. This flexibility supports standard postcards, oversized mailers, and thicker specialty stock.

Pricing varies by speed, technology, and configuration, and is available on request through a custom quote. A low variable cost per piece and near-zero makeready make short-run, full-color work faster and more profitable than offset, outsourcing, or toner.

Every current iJetColor press uses HP thermal inkjet: the HP FI-1000 PageWide printhead on the 1175, 1175C and 1175 Pro + PXG, and the HP TIJ 4.0 108 mm CMYK printbar on the 1275 Pro. All deliver full-color, full-bleed output with PMS color matching and pigment-based HP inks that are water, fade, and scratch resistant.