HP PageWide XL Pro 5200 40-in Multifunction Printer

HP PageWide XL Pro 5200 40-in Multifunction Printer
Engineered for ultra-fast production environments, the HP PageWide XL Pro 5200 MFP allows print providers to expand into short-term retail poster applications and rigid board printing while maintaining maximum efficiency and low operational costs.

Key Specifications

  • Printing Performance: Delivers print speeds up to 20 D/A1 pages/min (1100 ANSI D pages/hr) with a first-page-out time of 18 seconds (from roll and USB) and resolutions up to 1200 \times 1200\text{ dpi}.
  • Scanning & Copying: Features an integrated 36-inch CIS scanner running at speeds up to 6 in/sec in color and 10 in/sec in grayscale (at 200 dpi), with optical resolutions up to 1200 dpi.
  • Technology & Inks: Powered by HP PageWide Technology utilizing 4 pigment-based HP PageWide XL inks (C, M, Y, K) supplied in 1 L Eco-Carton cartridges across 8 printheads.
  • Line Accuracy & Detail: Offers \pm 0.1\% line accuracy with a minimum line width of 0.0008 in (0.02 mm addressable).
  • Media Handling & Versatility: Supports 2 rolls standard with auto-switching (expandable to 4 rolls; 11 to 40 in width), cut-sheet/board feeding up to 3/8 in (10 mm) thickness, and media weights up to 1000\text{ gsm} (sheet/board).
  • Controller & Interface: Equipped with a 15.6-inch HD capacitive touchscreen, Intel Core i3 processor, 16 GB DDR4 RAM, a 128 GB SSD, and a 500 GB AES-256 encrypted HDD.
  • Dimensions & Weight: Measures 77 \times 30.9 \times 55.7\text{ in} (1956 \times 785 \times 1415\text{ mm}) with a unit weight of 1080 lb (489.9 kg) and a shipping weight of 1265 lb (573.8 kg).

Target Applications

  • Boards & Cardstock: Direct printing on rigid substrates, foam boards, cardstock, and heavy cut-sheets from A2 to B1 sizes.
  • Retail & Point-of-Sale (POS): High-impact double-sided posters, wrapping paper, and short-term retail promotional signage.
  • High-Volume Technical CAD & GIS: Fast-turnaround production of architectural line drawings, GIS overlays, orthophotos, and map sets.”