BLUEPRINT PAPER

Everything You Need to Know About Engineering Roll Paper Engineering roll bond paper (or engineering bond paper) is a type of plotter paper used in large or wide-format printers by architects, engineers, designers, and CAD operators. This type of paper is necessary for drawings, designs, and graphics that need to be printed in large formats […]

Have you been looking for new project inspiration? Why not try a five-hundred-year-old paper trend that’s been used for everything from government bonds to electronic printers? In today’s article, we’re looking at commonly asked questions about the 36-inch bond paper roll. First, we’ll explain the different sizes, why they matter, and why 36-inch bond paper […]

The art of construction is something that humanity has been perfecting for centuries, if not millennia. Technical drawings are no exception to that. Yes, despite the intricacies and understanding required, many people still don’t understand their importance or the importance of using construction blueprint paper. Large format printing and drawing is about more than just […]

Did you know that the original process of blueprinting was unable to produce color or any shades of grey? The process itself was characterized by lightly colored, almost white lines onto a blue background. Today, blueprint paper remains an important tool for any draftsman or architect. It Is the large-scale version of tracing paper, and it’s […]

There are 2 different types of Engineering Plotter Paper – which one you should buy is determined by the type of plotter/printer that you are going to be using for your job. Choose Inkjet Plotter Paper if: You have an aqueous inkjet printer/plotter HP Designjet or Epson HP Pagewide or Canon with a 2” core […]

Did you know that the width of an engineering bond paper sheet can be up to 36″? This may seem big, but the width of a paper is a fraction of what makes engineering bond so unique. There are many sizes and types of bond paper. Should your company have a project that needs production […]