Pressision Process Codes
Each Pressision process has its own unique reference code, creating a simple common language between inspiration, design and production.
Use the codes alongside our physical process swatches to explore techniques, understand what’s possible and reference the processes you want to use within your project.
Our physical process swatches are currently in production and will be available to order soon via the website.
HP Indigo White Ink
White where white shouldn’t exist.
HP Indigo white ink allows us to print opaque white on coloured, dark or transparent stocks, opening up creative routes impossible with standard CMYK alone.
Why HP Indigo White Ink matters
- True opacity – White that actually covers.
- Coloured and clear stocks – Print where CMYK can’t.
- Layered creativity – White as base, highlight or design feature.
- Digital agility – Short runs, versions and personalisation.
Creative HP Indigo White Ink
- Underprint white – CMYK printed over white for colour accuracy.
- White typography – Clean, striking text on dark stocks.
- Texture illusion – White used as graphic contrast.
- Clear substrates – Especially effective on synthetics.
What this unlocks for your project
- Dark-stock invitations and stationery.
- Premium labels and packaging sleeves.
- Contemporary editorial and brand pieces.
Tech specs at a glance
- Process – HP Indigo digital printing
- Ink – Indigo White ElectroInk
- Passes – Single or multiple hits for opacity
- Stocks – Dark, coloured, synthetic and clear (subject to testing)
Design tips
- Build white as a spot colour.
- Allow for multiple passes if maximum opacity is required.
- Keep fine white text above minimum size guidelines.
- Always request a press proof on non-standard stocks.
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