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‎03-28-2019 10:28 AM

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Product: DesignJet Z9+

Hi!  I am looking for approximate End of Support Life for an HP DesignJet Z9+ printer.  What is the typical length of support?  5 years?  10 years?  At what point will HP no longer support this type of equipment?  Thank you!

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‎04-07-2019 04:05 PM

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As this is a fairly recent plotter I could locate no statement of EOSL for this product. Typically 5-7 years would be a good benchmark, depending on how long they produce this model though. Keep in mind that EOSL is not end of ilfe for supplies. Printheads and Ink are available for extended periords. EOSL just means HP will not provide technical support and the further past EOSL date the product goes the more difficult it is to find parts.

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