Large format printers, also called wide-format printers, print on media wider than office printers handle, usually 24 inches and up: signs and banners, posters, maps, plans and drawings. Crest Capital finances new and used large format printers for print shops, sign companies, architecture and engineering firms, and in-house print departments, from $10,000 to $500,000.
Large format laser and LED printers use toner to produce engineering drawings, plans and maps quickly in black and white or color. They are common in architecture, engineering and construction offices and in reprographics shops.
Plotters began as pen plotters that drew CAD lines; today's plotting printers are wide-format inkjet printers built for technical drawings, maps and GIS output, often with a scanner built in.
Sign and print shops mostly run wide-format inkjet printers: eco-solvent and solvent printers for durable outdoor graphics, latex printers that use water-based inks for indoor and outdoor work, and UV-curable printers that print directly onto rigid boards. Many are paired with a cutter or laminator for finishing.


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