I run a copy shop. I want to print CAD A0, mainly architectural and mechanical drawings. What brand and model of plotter should I use?

1. Subjectively, a plotter refers to a wide-format printer with inkjet. The market is mainly HP Canon Epson. HP has the highest market share, especially in the traditional CAD field. Manufacturing, land surveying and mapping, military, graphic market share is above 85%, and Canon also has a certain proportion in graphic and image industries. Epson's market is mainly in printing proofing, video, signs and signs!

2. The laser engineering machine is LED printing, commonly known as engineering copier, traditional black-and-white laser printing, four international brands, each with its own strong points, Chiposi Xerox Ricoh, and a few brands include German Wang Rui, Japanese Seiko and Seiko's China version of China-Jingtu.

3. The laser printer is unique in this field, which may be the reason why the chip has an original printer. In terms of color, cost, maturity of substitute powder and machine stability, it far exceeds the laser blueprint machine assembled by other brands! ! ! Ossie can barely use TDS750, Xerox blueprint is more like black and blue, and Ricoh blueprint users seem to be few!

4. There are also domestic inkjet blueprints on the market! Represented by Gong Zheng, Vito and Hongtu, some brands have recently appeared, but they still lack basic customers! Hongtu heard that it has stopped production. The advantages of domestic blueprints are high speed and low cost! However, the shortcomings are also obvious, such as insufficient printing accuracy and clarity, high mechanical failure rate and poor compatibility with software in CAD and other industries. You need to connect a scanner to realize the copying mode of scanning first and then printing. The key core technologies such as nozzles are all imported, without their own core competitiveness and research and development, and obviously lack of follow-up.

Finally, there is another kind of engineering equipment in the market, which is called the fuser. No need for toner, many patents! This fuser is actually a thermal printer. I heard that it got a new thermal coating technology and its shelf life was extended! This device is actually a joke! The retrogression of technology! Obviously violating the national standard of archival media! The mechanical failure rate is also high, obviously the production process is not enough!

The above views are the words of one family!