Rozzi Reproduction offers the newest high quality digital imaging method for producing multiple sets of architectural drawings. Copies has replaced Ammonia prints, and no one in San Francisco has greater capacity in this superior digital plain paper plotting technology. Black toner on bond paper produces crisp, clean prints even at 50% reduction-and fast! All prints are environmentally safe and recyclable.
Application ExamplesCorrect pen settings and image resolution are critical in creating high quality hard copy documents. Rozzi customer service staff provides plotting suggestions to ensure you get the best printed results every time.
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We support the following file formats for large document black and white plotting/reproduction: AUTOCAD files
When sending drawing files please send all AUTOCAD and/or TrueType fonts, associated "xref" files. The 'pack and go' method is the best way to send files to Rozzi.
Plot files
When preparing plot files, the preferred driver is the Hewlett Packard 755CM plotter (HpGL2 format). Plot set-ups vary from version to version, please contact our large format B&W department for more details or for support.
TIFF/CALS files
We accept Group IV compressed TIFF/CALS format, Adobe PDF, and PostScript Level 1. We also support all of the most commonly used graphic file formats. You may incur additional fees if file conversion is required. Contact our large format B&W department for file type recommendations.
PDF files
We accept Adobe PDF. We also support all of the most commonly used graphic file formats. You may incur additional fees if file conversion is required. .
Vic files
We offer compression software called ReproDesk. Reprodesk takes your .plt files created from AutoCAD and converts them to a compressed printable file format similar to a .pdf or .eps..
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