CAD Plot

Plot it supplies a wide range of CAD Plot products, including CAD plotter paper, plotting paper and large format paper rolls for technical drawings, plans and everyday printing. Our range includes A0 paper rolls, A1 paper rolls, A2 and A3 formats, as well as different paper weights to suit a variety of CAD, engineering and architectural applications.

CAD Plot paper is available in single rolls, bulk packs and boxed quantities, making it suitable for businesses that print occasional drawings or high volumes of plans every day.

CAD Plot paper is designed specifically for technical documents, architectural plans, engineering drawings, construction layouts and GIS mapping. It provides a smooth, reliable surface that produces sharp lines, accurate detail and consistent print quality.

Whether you are printing black and white line drawings or colour plans, CAD Plot plotting paper offers an economical solution for everyday large format printing on inkjet plotters and wide format printers.

For most technical drawings and architectural plans, CAD Plot 80gsm paper is the preferred choice. This weight offers the ideal balance of durability, print quality and value, making it suitable for everyday use by architects, engineers, surveyors and construction professionals.

A1 paper rolls and A0 paper rolls are particularly popular for CAD drawings, allowing detailed plans and layouts to be printed at full scale with excellent line clarity.

Yes. CAD Plot paper is designed for use with most inkjet plotters and large format printers from leading manufacturers including HP DesignJet, Canon imagePROGRAF and Epson SureColor.

Our plotter paper rolls are engineered to provide smooth paper feeding, reliable performance and crisp print quality, making them ideal for both office and production environments.

Paper weight refers to the thickness of the paper, measured in gsm (grams per square metre). Most CAD plotting paper is available in 80gsm & 90gsm, which is the industry standard for technical drawings and plans.

Roll size refers to the width and length of the paper roll. Common options include:

• A1 paper roll – typically 594mm wide
• A0 paper roll – typically 841mm wide
• 24″ paper rolls
• 36″ paper rolls

Choosing the correct paper roll size ensures compatibility with your printer and allows you to print drawings at the required scale without trimming or resizing.

Make sure you choose the correct core size too. Cores refer to the cardboard tube in the centre of the roll. Some printers take 2″ core paper rolls, some take 3″ and some take both.

View our blog here on choosing the right paper.

Yes. CAD Plot paper is suitable for both black and white and colour line drawings. The smooth surface produces sharp text, clean lines and excellent detail, making it ideal for technical documents, construction drawings and presentation plans.

Many customers use CAD Plot plotting paper for colour-coded architectural layouts, engineering schematics and project documentation where clear differentiation between layers and annotations is important.

The correct CAD Plot paper roll depends on the maximum media width supported by your printer.

For example:

• 24″ plotters typically use 24″ paper rolls
• A1 plotters commonly use A1 paper rolls
• 36″ plotters typically use A0 paper rolls
• Dual-roll and production printers may support multiple roll widths

If you’re unsure which plotter paper roll is compatible with your printer, our team can help identify the correct paper roll size based on your printer model.

Absolutely. CAD Plot paper from plotit is designed for everyday professional use across offices, construction sites, engineering consultancies, local authorities and architectural practices.

Its combination of reliable performance, excellent print quality and competitive pricing makes it one of the most popular choices for businesses that regularly print plans, drawings, maps and technical documents. Whether you need a single roll paper solution or bulk quantities of paper rolls, CAD Plot media provides a cost-effective option for high-volume printing.