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In some ways, the work world will never be the same. Here are the tools that make a flexible and efficient workflow possible.

The pandemic has accelerated the process of digital transformation across all industries including the product design and manufacturing sectors. As part of this transformation, design engineers are now creating products and systems that align with artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and advanced robotic process automation. 

At the same time, the design process itself has also evolved. Workflows are now being automated to unprecedented levels. To stay competitive and allow for efficient workflows on every project, design engineers must ensure their physical processes are faster and more flexible than ever before. Chief among these physical processes is printing. 

What’s needed now is a printer that seamlessly integrates with the design process. This is why HP recently released its new HP DesignJet T200, T600, and Studio Printer series. 

All three of these large-format printer series have been designed from the ground up to be easy and efficient. 

Benefits include: 

Easy document set-up

Print multiple files at any supported size from A4 up to A0, in just a single click with no extensive manual configuration. This accelerates the workflow and eliminates unnecessary production overheads. These HP DesignJet Printers have an easy-to-use print driver and an improved ‘true print’ preview mode. 

Higher speed 

HP has improved the speed at which the physical parts of the print engine function. Our latest HP DesignJet plotters print an A1-size design in as little as 25 seconds. And HP print times for multiple files are up to twice as fast as competitors. (1)

Work anywhere, any time 

Print from any connected device, whether you’re in the office, home office, on site or in transit. Print your work and manage your print jobs from virtually anywhere, anytime, with the HP Smart App. 

Lower environmental impact and costs 

The new HP DesignJet T200, T600 and Studio Printer series are also highly cost-effective and environmentally-friendly. Their design includes the use of 30% recycled plastic (2) and are up to 40% smaller than competitive alternatives. (3)

In terms of operational efficiency, the HP DesignJet Printers are also ENERGY STAR® certified by the US Environmental Protection Agency. On an annual basis, they emit up to 7.3 tons less carbon2 and use up to 95% less ink for routine use compared to similar large-format printers. (4)

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Choosing one of the HP DesignJet T200, T600 and Studio Printer series will ensure you are fully immersed into the efficient workflows required to stay competitive across the manufacturing sector today. It’s simple. With the printing industry’s leading design elements, HP tools make it easier for you to achieve industry-leading designs. 

To find out more about how these HP DesignJet printers can make your design process more streamlined and convenient, click here.

If you are interested in adding one of these devices for your office or looking at current special promotion offers, click here to learn more.

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1. Based on testing the HP DesignJet T650 36-in Printer, from job prep to print is up to 102% faster than competitive alternatives with comparable size and features as of January 2020.

2. More sustainable design compared to the previous printer models (HP DesignJet T100 Printer series) replaced with the HP DesignJet T200 Printer series. Based on calculations in accordance with ISO 14040/14044 Life Cycle Assessments using ReCiPe (H) v. 1.1 (2016) on GaBi 8.5 (2018) software and scaled to reflect expected yearly sales.

3. HP DesignJet T200 series printers are up to 40% smaller compared to competitive alternatives with comparable size and features as of January 2020. The world's smallest large-format plotters based on most compact footprint.

4. Based on HP internal testing, January 2020, comparing the HP DesignJet T200 Printer series and Canon TM-200 and TM-300 Printers in terms of ink used during routine printhead cleanings.