HP SitePrint: price, specs & review
The portable layout printer. Reads a 2D plan and prints lines, arcs, points and text onto the slab to an eighth of an inch, on concrete, plywood, vinyl or tarmac.
The bottom line
Best for: Contractors with varied, smaller floor plates who need layout on more than one surface type and lack the volume to justify a subscription.
Price: The HP SitePrint is not sold at a retail price. HP publishes no price. The model is a capital purchase plus pay-as-you-go usage covering ink, servicing, loaner units and software, sold through construction technology dealers rather than direct.
Availability: Commercially available through construction technology dealers. HP publishes the full specification sheet but no price, quoting a purchase plus usage model instead.
WHERE IT WINS
- Prints text and arcs, not only wall lines
- Works on four surface types including plywood and tarmac
- Smaller and more portable than gantry-scale layout printers
WHERE IT LOSES
- HP publishes no price, so any budget needs a dealer quote
- Needs a robotic total station and marked control points set up first
- Ink and servicing are a running cost on top of the machine
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