Talk to PlotterPrinters

Call 980-536-0080. A phone conversation is the shortest path between a question and an answer, especially for quick specs or troubleshooting. If your question is about pricing on a specific machine or a fleet, the quote funnel is slower to fill out but faster to a firm number, because it captures the workflow details a real quote depends on.

Call for quick questions and troubleshooting. Use the quote funnel for pricing on a machine or a fleet — it asks for sheet size, volume, and whether scanning matters, so we can return a real number instead of trading emails. For supplies or warranty matching, either works; just have your machine’s make and model handy.

Five things make the first conversation count: your biggest regular sheet size, a rough monthly volume guess, your current machine’s make and age if you’re replacing, whether scanning matters, and any deadline. Two minutes of prep on your end usually turns one call into a decision rather than the first of several.

PlotterPrinters is at 110 Exmore Rd, Suite 2, Mooresville, NC 28117 — just north of Charlotte, North Carolina. Most of our work happens by phone and through the quote funnel, since machines ship to you and advice travels down a phone line, but the address and the people behind it are real.

Roland, yes — we’re an authorized Roland DG dealer for a limited set of products; call 980-536-0080 to check availability on a specific model. Canon we cover editorially — you’ll find it in our rankings and comparisons — but we don’t sell it. If a Canon machine is the right answer for your workflow, we’ll tell you that plainly.

The specific machine. Ink, printheads, and coverage terms all key off the exact model, so guessing wastes time. Have the make and model number ready — it’s usually on a label on the unit — and either call 980-536-0080 or check the support page. That one detail turns a vague request into a precise answer.

For simple questions, often yes. For anything involving a specific machine or a fleet, the quote funnel is the better route because it captures the details a firm quote requires — sheet size, volume, scanning needs — so we’re not reconstructing your workflow one question at a time. It’s slower to fill out and faster to a real number.

Start with the buying guide to narrow the field, or read who you’re talking to if you want to understand how we grade machines. Both let you do the homework at your own pace. When a shortlist forms and you have your sheet size and volume in hand, the phone or the quote funnel will be a much shorter conversation.

We publish spec-graded rankings, lab-measured ICC color data, and manufacturer-datasheet facts, and the scores and prices render live next to our writing. Because we’re independent, the recommendation follows your workflow — sheet size, volume, scanning, deadlines — not a quota. Sometimes the right answer is a smaller machine than you expected, and we’ll say so.

A plotter prints only; a multifunction adds an integrated scanner, so it can copy and archive large drawings as well as print them. If you regularly scan D-size or E-size sheets, the multifunction earns its footprint. If you don’t, a print-only machine costs less and takes up less space. Decide which you need before you request a quote.

Yes — the message form on this page. Pick the topic, name the machine or order number, and it goes to the same specialists who answer the phone. Use it when the phone is inconvenient or when your question is not a pricing request; for pricing on a specific machine or a fleet, the quote funnel collects the details a firm number depends on. Either way you can also call 980-536-0080.