On the Market: HP Plotters
Do you need to print high-resolution, professional quality materials? You’re probably tired of paying somebody else to take care of all your printing; it’s costly, time-consuming, and finding a reliable professional to do it for you can sometimes be quite the task. Luckily, there are alternatives. Many professionals opt to get their own printing machines, saving time and money in the long run. Don’t know where to start? HP Plotters are a great solution for a variety of printing needs. They offer options for every volume need, so whether you’re a wedding photographer or printing banners for your business, HP plotters have you covered.
Here are three of HP’s printer series for all the volume demands.
Here are three of HP’s printer series for all the volume demands.
Small Volume – The HP Designjet 130 Printer Series
Do you do graphic design or photography on the side? Are you starting up a home office? Maybe you’re just looking to get some really high-quality printing for personal needs. Regardless, the 130 series is a great entry-level Designjet loaded with features for an affordable price. Your prints are high-quality, consistently colored, and they don’t fade. It maximizes on ink, saving you even more money in the long run. Printing up to 24”, the 130 series can print up to 245 square feet per hour. A variety of printing options lets you choose the quality and printing time, with the highest quality averaging 17 minutes and the lowest quality averaging 1 minute per page. With a high resolution of 2400 x 1200 dpi, the dots on your prints aren’t noticeable. This printer is compatible with Windows and Mac, making your next printing job an easy undertaking. This printer averages around $1,000 new.
Mid Volume – The HP Designjet Z2100 Printer Series
Ready to take your prints up to the next level? The Z2100 can handle up to 44” prints. This is a common choice for professional photographers/designers. This series is a powerful machine, offering multiple feed and output options. With a resolution of 2400 X 1200 dpi, even on those large scale prints you still get the crisp clarity you need for those important projects. It handles a load of different media types with no problem, from gloss/semi-gloss to Tyvek, meaning no matter what project you have in mind, the Z2100 series is a great choice. The software is easy to install, compatible with Windows and Mac. This plotter averages about $2,800 new.
High Volume – The HP Designjet Z6200 Printer Series
This big can handle prints up to 60” wide, great for those big projects. The size of its prints make it great for bigger businesses. With 1500 square feet per hour of printing, the Z6200 is a work horse. Despite the large size of its prints, it still offers 2400 x 1200 dpi resolution. It packs all the same great features of the smaller HP series, but outpaces the others in power and output. This unit is a business investment, averaging around $16,000 new.
Saving Money
Buying a plotter can be a costly investment for your business. If you’re interested in saving money, consider buying HP plotters refurbished from a trusted computer professional. You’ll save a lot of money, and reputable computer experts will take the time to guarantee their product’s functionality and back up their work with warranties.