Bigger is almost better.
When it comes to the printing industry, in fact, bigger is often the very best.

With the use of large plotter paper rolls and white engineering bond papers, it is possible for printing companies to provide their customers with the sizable plans that are needed. From engineers to city planners to private community designers, it is often very important to make sure that the largest and most detailed prints are available.
As technology continues to expand, it should come as no surprise that customers are demanding larger and more detailed prints. With close up details, it is important to make sure that the paper from a plotter paper roll and other sources are able to sustain continued use. The purpose of the largest printouts, for instance, are used for a number of months, and sometimes years. In addition to the weight of the paper affecting how long a print can be used, the brightness of a paper also effects is use. For example, measured on a scale of zero to 100, the higher the number, the brighter the paper. This brightness allows people to more carefully see the details that they need to follow through on specific details.

Consider these facts and figures about the printing industry and the impact that it has on not only meeting the needs of costumers, but also on the economy of the nation:

• Printing is an important part of all engineering and architectural firms. In fact, the majority of today’s architectural and engineering offices average 3,500 square feet of printing output per month.
• By the year 2022, the global market for wide format printers is projected to reach $7.2 billion.
• In an effort to be more environmentally friendly, more than 33% of new paper is made with recycled fiber.
• There are 109,748 architects in the U.S., according to the 2016 Survey of Architectural Registration Boards reports.
• With the third consecutive annual increase, the U.S. paper recovery rate reached an all-time high of 67.2% in the year 2016.
• The U.S. paper industry set a goal of a 60% scrap paper recovery rate by the year 2012, but achieved this goal three years early. Americans currently recycle more paper products than they send to landfills.

When it comes to building plans or maps of new housing divisions, bigger really is better. With a high quality paper that is both the right weight to be durable and the right brightness to be readable, printing services now offer their customers many prints that are on very large plotter paper rolls to serve a number of purposes.