Trade in your current wide format printer and see if you qualify for cash back on a new HP DesignJet
If your current plotter is slowing down production, becoming harder to service, or costing more to keep running, this is a good time to check your options. Eligible customers may qualify for up to $1,200 back on select HP DesignJet models, and many older wide format devices can qualify.
For customers in our service area, we can often include free delivery + install + training as part of the setup. If you are farther out, we can still help and confirm what support looks like based on location.
Common printers that may qualify for trade in
Many older wide format printers may be eligible, including devices from HP, Canon, Epson, Ricoh, Xerox, KIP, Oce Canon, Kyocera, OKI, and others in qualifying 36 inch and larger categories. That includes a wide range of technical, graphics, multifunction, and copier equipment.
Older HP DesignJet models are often part of the conversation, especially units that teams have outgrown or are keeping alive longer than they should. If you are not sure what model you have, we can help identify it and confirm whether it is worth reviewing.
What makes this useful
- Replace an older plotter before downtime turns into missed deadlines
- Get help choosing the right printer for CAD, plans, posters, graphics, or mixed use
- Keep setup simple with delivery, install, and training support where available
- Work with a North Texas team that has handled print and document workflows for more than 40 years
Check your trade in value
Tell us what printer you are using now and what you print most. We will review whether your current device may qualify and point you toward the HP DesignJet models that make the most sense for your workflow.
Good info to include in the form or notes field includes current printer model, print width, what you print most, and where the printer will be installed.
Helpful links while you review options
If you are comparing devices, these pages help narrow down the right direction without overcomplicating the decision.
Who this page is built for
This is most relevant for architecture, engineering, construction, surveying, graphics, and in house print teams using older wide format equipment for plans, drawings, maps, presentations, signs, or display work. If you already rely on wide format output, the right upgrade can reduce delays and make day to day printing easier to manage.
How do I know if my current printer is worth trading in
If your printer is older, slower, harder to service, or causing workflow interruptions, it is worth checking. We can help you look at the model you have now and whether moving to a newer HP DesignJet would solve a real production problem.
What should I send to get a fast answer
The quickest way is to send your current printer model, the width you print most often, what kind of work you run, and where the device will be installed. That usually gives enough to point you in the right direction.
Can Lawton help with setup after the printer arrives
Yes. For many customers in our service area, setup can include delivery, install, and training. That helps reduce disruption and gets the new printer into real use faster.
Where else can I learn more before filling out the form
You can review our HP DesignJet page, explore our managed print services, or look through related blog content and project work for context.
Ready to check your trade in options
You do not need every detail before reaching out. Send what you know, and we will help you sort through the next step.
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