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Battling the High Cost of Blueprint Copiers:

A Fresh Approach to Saving on Office Equipment

Blueprint copiers, also known as large format copiers and wide format copiers, are necessary pieces of office equipment for architects, builders, designers and others who duplicate blueprints for their work.

But if you've been shopping for a blueprint copier, you will have noticed the steep price tag on all large format imaging equipment. There's the scanner, plotter, copier and printer to consider. Then there's the matter of software, paper and toner. And the ongoing expenses associated with leasing your blueprint copier.

But What If...

What if there was a way to get rid of at least one of those expenses? What if you could get a blueprint copier system that actually became an asset to your company? And what if it was truly affordable?

There is a way. CopiersCopiers.com is here to help guide you to incredible savings on your blueprint copying needs. We'll advise you on how to buy used, rebuilt blueprint copiers that save you a ton of cash.

And as a happy side benefit, you'll also acquire a property asset for your firm, rather than throwing money into the bottomless pit known as "office equipment leasing".

From Blueline Copies to CAD Drawings

You're too young, of course, to remember the early days of blueline printing, invented in the mid 1800s. A master blueprint was drawn onto a transparency. Then light was shone through it onto light-sensitive paper. The paper would turn blue wherever the light struck it and leave white lines wherever it did not. Hence the "blue print".

In this way, numerous blueprints could be made with just one transparency. But it did nothing to alleviate the tedious manual work of creating the master in the first place, using pencils, triangles, pointers, t-squares and a lot of patience. Any change in specs meant creating a whole new master.

Skip ahead to the mid 1980s. That's when CAD (Computer Aided Design) came on stream and ended the tedium of hand drafting blueprints and storing reams of paper. The design, architecture and building trades have never looked back.

Improvements to blueprint copiers continue to evolve to this day. For those of you who just have to possess the newest, hottest, latest features, leasing a blueprint copier is probably the best solution. You'll get a new model on a regular basis.

But if you just want sharp, accurate copies from a good-as-new blueprint copier that's just off lease, then a rebuilt machine may be the ticket. If you want to save a lot of money on it, CopiersCopiers.com is definitely the ticket.

From Pre-owned to Re-owned Blueprint Copiers

Are you fussy? We are. That's why we only accept gently used pre-owned blueprint copiers into our program. Then we put them through a rigorous 8-step upgrade by certified technicians to restore them to like-new condition.

So you can re-own a pre-owned copier at a great low price.

We go to all that trouble for several reasons: To offer you an economical alternative to buying new or leasing. To rescue perfectly good blueprint copiers and put them back to work. And to support the three Rs of the green business movement: reduce, reuse and recycle.

So far it's working. We've sold over 12,000 used, rebuilt copiers of all makes, sizes and models to companies around the world. Will yours be next?