CADD printers, also known as CAD printers, are printers that are specifically designed to handle the demands of computer-aided design (CAD) and engineering applications. These printers are used to produce large-format prints of technical drawings, blueprints, maps, and other technical documents.

CADD printers use a variety of printing technologies, including inkjet, laser, and LED. They typically support a wide range of media types, including paper, film, and vinyl. They can handle large print sizes, up to several feet wide and long, and produce high-quality prints with precise line drawings, sharp text, and accurate colors.

CADD printers are commonly used in architecture, engineering, and construction industries, as well as in manufacturing, aerospace, and automotive industries. They are also used in academic settings for research, teaching, and learning purposes.

An inkjet plotter is a type of large-format printer that uses inkjet technology to produce high-quality prints on large sheets of paper or other materials. Unlike traditional plotters that use pens to draw lines, an inkjet plotter sprays ink onto the paper in tiny droplets to create images.

Inkjet plotters are commonly used in a variety of industries, such as architecture, engineering, and graphic design, to produce large-scale drawings, blueprints, and other technical documents. They are also used in the production of banners, signs, and other types of large-format prints.

One of the advantages of inkjet plotters is their ability to produce high-quality prints with vivid colors and fine details. They are also relatively quiet and can be used in office settings without causing too much disruption.