HP DESIGNJET PRINTERS
Think big. Print easy.
Extreme Simplicity
The HP DesignJet T250, T650 and Studio series are intuitive and easy to print
Fits Your Office and Budget
Save space with the smallest plotters2 designed to fit your office.
Fits the Way You Work
Tools that can bring the freedom to work remotely and securely, as simply as possible.
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The World’s Easiest Plotters3
HP DesignJet T250
Ideal for home working professionals- Available in 24”
- Up to 30 second A1 print speed
- 512MB of internal memory
- Stand accessory
- Roll cover accessory
HP DesignJet T650
Ideal for office working professionals- Available in 24”
- Up to 26 second A1 print speed
- 1G of internal memory
- Stand included
- Roll cover accessory
HP DesignJet Studio
Ideal for design-sensitive professionals- Available in 36”
- Up to 25 second A1 print speed
- First net carbon neutral HP DesignJet plotter3
- New aesthetics with high tech look and feel
- 1G of internal memory
- Stand included
- Roll cover accessory
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- While stocks last. T&Cs apply.
- HP DesignJet T200, T600 and Studio series printers are up to 38% smaller compared to competitive alternatives with comparable size and features as of January, 2020. The world’s smallest large-format plotters based on most compact footprint.
- The HP DesignJet Studio Printer series and the HP DesignJet T600 Printer series are the only solutions providing seamless printing of both large- and small-format sheets automatically in a multi-size print basket compared to competitive alternatives with comparable size and features as of January, 2020.
- HP is reducing the carbon footprint of printing through carbon reduction initiatives such as energy efficiency, reduced packaging, and use of recycled plastics. The HP DesignJet Studio Printer is the first HP DesignJet where HP has offset the remaining carbon impact due to raw material extraction and processing, printer manufacturing and transportation, as well as electricity, paper, and cartridge use in accordance with The Carbon Neutral Protocol
https://www.carbonneutral.com/how/carbonneutral-protocol