Blueprints Printing

This page is for printing projects (blueprints, drawings, or other documents) whose printing blemish does not exceed 20%. For jobs with higher print stains, you should use the poster printing page.

Blueprints printing has a history that dates back to the development of printing and the need to reproduce technical documents efficiently. The popularization of this practice began with advances in printing technology during the 19th century. Before this period, the reproduction of technical documents, such as engineering plans and architectural drawings, was a time-consuming and manual process.

With the invention of lithography in the 19th century, the production of copies of technical drawings became more accessible. Lithography allowed the reproduction of large-scale images more quickly and efficiently. Subsequently, the introduction of more modern printing processes, such as color printing and laser printing, contributed to the popularization of project printing in several areas, including engineering, architecture and design.

Blueprints printing is an essential practice across many industries today, providing an accurate and visually impactful way to communicate technical and creative concepts. Companies and professionals use project printing to reproduce high-quality documents, facilitating the execution of works, presentation of architectural concepts and preview of design proposals.

Blueprints printing is a valuable option for engineering, architectural, interior design and advertising companies looking to accurately materialize their work and concepts in a visually impactful way.

For engineering companies, this option is essential to reproduce projects, plans, schemes and technical drawings clearly. The quality of printing contributes to an accurate interpretation of projects, facilitating the efficient execution of works.

In architecture, the ability to print in large formats facilitates the visual presentation of architectural concepts, improving communication with clients and collaborators.

Interior design companies can benefit from blueprint printing to create detailed visual representations of design proposals. The quality of the prints contributes to a professional presentation of concepts and ideas, helping to preview decorative spaces.

The most common formats for project prints include A2 (59.4 x 42cm), A1 (84.1 x 59.4cm) and A0 (118.9 x 84.1cm). Furthermore, we offer even larger formats, with a maximum width of 90cm.

Blueprints prints can be executed with laser printing (B&W), perfect for high-quality black and white prints, or Inkjet (Color), which offers flexibility for color prints. In addition, we offer several finishing options to meet your needs, including cuts, folds with or without flaps and much more.

To print blueprints on our website, follow 3 simple steps:

1 – Select the options you prefer

2 – Attach the documents that need to be printed

3 – Complete the purchase process. Your order will undergo professional review and production. You can choose to collect from the selected store or choose delivery to your home or business.

Let’s Copy is a 100% Portuguese company, with more than 20 years of experience in the graphic printing sector and we are recognized as one of the “best printing companies in Portugal”. We highly value our customers and are committed to providing quality service. Our main objective is to guarantee the full satisfaction of our customers.

We are available to help and clarify any questions that may arise when ordering project printing. Get in touch with us by email: ajuda@letscopy.pt. We are ready to serve you and ensure that your project/large format printing needs are met with excellence.