HP Latex 560 / 570 / 700 / 800 Right-Side Paper-Roll Hub Drive Gear — Re-Engineered Replacement | Cross-References M0E29-67041 | In Stock, Ships Today Your printer is down because a small black gear cracked. We have the part. It ships today.

You pulled the spindle, looked at the right-side hub, and there it was: a split in the driven hub gear. Now the roll won't load clean, you're throwing media-load errors, or the roll slips under tension mid-print and ruins the job. On a printer that cost north of twenty grand, you're parked over one cracked piece of plastic the size of your palm.

Here's the part that gets you running again.

This is the right-side driven paper-roll hub gear for the HP Latex 560, 570, 700, 700W, 800, and 800W. It cross-references the original HP part number M0E29-67041 / M0E29 67041 (the "Right Hub" assembly, used here for identification only). It's in stock right now and ships the same or next business day from the US.

Why you can't just order the original

If you've already checked, you know the situation:

• The factory part runs about $210–$297 — when you can find it.
• The largest US distributor for this part is currently sold out.
• The 560/700/800 printer line was discontinued in August 2025, so factory supply is finite and getting thinner every month.

You can wait on a backorder with no firm date while your printer sits dark — or you can put a working hub in today and get back to billable jobs.

What makes this one different — and it's actually been run in a printer

Most people who've replaced this part know the original has a habit of cracking in the same spot. So this hub wasn't just copied. It was re-engineered to target that exact failure point:

• Thicker walls between the gear ring and the center bore, where the original runs thin.
• A larger fillet at the rib-to-disk transition — the precise spot where the original tends to start its crack. More material, gentler radius, less stress concentration where it counts.
• A tapered bore for a clean, concentric press-fit onto your existing shaft — no wobble, no slop.

And here's what separates this from the random "fits-all" adaptors floating around online: we installed this hub in a live HP 700W Latex printer, loaded a roll, and confirmed it seats and drives correctly, for 6+ months. Not modeled, not "should fit" — actually mounted and run on the machine. We don't sell parts we haven't put on a printer.

"It's 3D-printed plastic — won't it just melt or fail in there?"

This hub lives on the media spindle, outside the heat and curing zone. It is not sitting in the oven. In its actual position on the printer, the operating temperature stays under 80°F — nowhere near the ~135°F point where this material starts to soften.

In other words: the heat that would worry you never reaches this part. It runs cool, right where it belongs. The redesign work above went into the mechanical failure mode (the crack), because that — not heat — is what actually kills the original in this spot.

Fitment — read this before you buy

Verified in a live HP Latex 700W printer (installed, roll loaded, confirmed seating and drive, printed 1000's of feet).

Cross-references M0E29-67041 — the right-side driven hub used across the HP Latex 560 / 570 / 700 / 700W / 800 / 800W.

Important: This is the RIGHT-side, driven hub. It does not replace the left/non-driven part (M0E29-67106). If you're not sure which side or model you pulled, message us first — we'll help you confirm before you spend a dime.

What's in the box:

• 1 × re-engineered right-side driven hub gear (black)
• Press-fits onto your existing shaft/adapter — reuse your current hardware

Our offer — and we stand behind it

• Free shipping, US-based, ships today or next business day.
• Free returns — if it's not what you need, send it back.

NEW: 1-Year Replacement Guarantee. If this hub cracks under normal use within one year of purchase, we replace it free (one replacement per purchase; excludes crash damage, drops, or improper installation). We re-engineered it around the crack point, and we stand behind it.

If it doesn't fit, doesn't work, or cracks under normal use — you're covered.

A note from a small US shop

We're a small US-based operation, not a faceless overseas storefront drop-shipping mislabeled adaptors. We make this part, we've run it on the machine, and we answer our messages. Before you buy, send us a quick message — tell us your model and which side cracked, and we'll make sure this is the right part for your printer.

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