Color & B/W Plotting

Color plotting involves printing large-scale graphics, maps, or architectural plans in full color, often using plotters for high-quality results. It's ideal for detailed designs, presentations, or projects requiring vibrant, accurate color representation. Black-and-white (B/W) plotting, on the other hand, uses only black ink and is commonly used for technical drawings, engineering plans, or simple layouts. B/W plotting is more cost-effective and faster when color isn’t necessary. Both methods are widely used in architecture, engineering, and construction industries for large-format printing.