HP DesignJet T950 36-in Multifunction Printer
HP DesignJet T950 36-in Multifunction Printer
Engineered to maximize office productivity and streamline print management, the HP DesignJet T950 Multifunction Printer combines high-speed output, integrated document stacking, and front-loading scan/copy functionality into an enterprise-ready 36-inch platform.
Key Specifications
- Printing Performance: Delivers high-speed output as fast as 21 seconds per D/A1 plot (120 D/A1 prints per hour) with up to 2400 x 1200 optimized dpi resolution.
- Multifunction Scanning & Copying: Features an integrated CIS scanner operating at speeds up to 3.81 cm/sec in color and 11.43 cm/sec in grayscale, scanning directly to email, network, cloud, or USB.
- Line Accuracy & Detail: Features ±0.1% line accuracy with a minimum line width of 0.02 mm (via raster driver) for crisp architectural and engineering precision.
- Ink & Color System: Utilizes HP Flex Tech Inks—all pigment-based (C, M, Y, mK)—supported by 130 ml and 300 ml cartridges for long-lasting, high-quality prints.
- Media Handling & Stacking: Supports roll feed (36.8 to 91.4 cm roll width), a 100-sheet capacity front-loading input tray, a sheet organizer, and an integrated output stacker holding up to 40 pages flat.
- Connectivity & Security: Equipped with Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, Apple AirPrint, and HP Smart app support; safeguarded by comprehensive HP Wolf Pro Security.
- Dimensions & Weight: Measures 140.7 x 71.9 x 96.8 cm with a unit weight of 71 kg (157.5 x 63 x 78 cm and 97 kg shipping weight).
- Sustainable Design: Constructed with 36% recycled plastic and at least 35% recycled materials overall, featuring auto-scheduled power management to lower energy usage.
Target Applications
- CAD & Engineering Sets: High-speed blueprint production with automated sorting and flat stacking for easy collection.
- Scan & Copy Workflows: On-the-fly digitization and duplication of hand-annotated plans and site drawings.
- GIS & Presentation Graphics: High-density geographic mapping overlays, project posters, and full-color renderings.”
