HP SitePrint + Trimble RTS
Setline pairs an HP SitePrint robot with a Trimble robotic total station. Together they print accurate layouts on concrete: walls, ceilings, beams, T-bar, electrical, HVAC, fire protection, warehouse racks and data centers. Straight lines, arcs and circles. One operator. Millimeter accuracy.
HP SitePrint does not work alone. Layout accuracy comes from the robot locked to a Trimble robotic total station.
The Trimble RTS sets site control and tracks the printer in real time. It is the same instrument used for conventional layout, so existing control points stay valid.
The robot follows the coordinated model and prints lines, points and text on the slab. Position is continuously corrected by the Trimble station.
CAD or BIM data goes into the print file. The station and robot share that file. What is in the drawing is what gets printed on the floor.
Straight runs, openings, arcs, circles and point marks — printed from your CAD or BIM files.
Metal stud tracks, drywall partitions, door openings and wall centerlines for framing crews.
Suspended ceiling grids, T-bar layouts, bulkheads and ceiling references marked on the floor.
Beam lines, column grids and load-bearing element locations for steel and concrete coordination.
Electrical outlets, conduits, HVAC ducts, fire protection lines, sprinkler points and penetrations.
Racking footprints, aisle markings and anchor points for warehouses and logistics buildings.
Raised floor grids, cabinet footprints, cable tray routes and equipment locations.
Radius walls, curved partitions, arched openings and sweep layouts printed as true arcs — not a chain of short straight segments.
Full circles, circular rooms, column surrounds, tank or equipment pads, and radius marks with a defined center point.
Room names, grid labels, elevation notes and point IDs printed next to the layout so crews can read the floor without a drawing in hand.
From digital model to printed floor. Robot and Trimble station work as one system.
Send 2D CAD (DWG/DXF) or an extract from BIM. We prepare the print-ready layout, including lines, arcs, circles and labels.
We occupy site control and set up the Trimble robotic total station. The printer locks to that station before any ink hits the slab.
HP SitePrint prints walls, tracks, arcs, circles, points and text. The Trimble station keeps the path on model coordinates (±3 mm).
Framing, MEP and other trades start from the printed lines. No chalk lines. No measuring drift between crews.
Measurable advantages over chalk line and manual total-station layout.
Layout rates up to 10× faster than manual methods. Large floor plates that used to take days can be completed in hours with one operator.
±3 mm (1/8 inch) from the digital model, held by the Trimble station while the robot prints. Fewer layout errors and less rework.
Arcs and circles print as designed. Radius walls and circular layouts do not have to be stepped off by hand.
One operator. Walls, doors, MEP and structure come from the same coordinated file, so clashes show up before install.
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Commercial, industrial and specialized facilities across Alberta.
Office towers, medical clinics, schools, retail and tenant improvements. Full wall and ceiling layout packages.
Racking systems, production lines, mezzanines and large open floor plates that need speed and repeatability.
High-density cabinet layouts, raised access floors, equipment positioning and MEP coordination.
Send drawings or project details. We review the scope and return a clear quote.
Email
info@setlinelayout.com
Service Area
Alberta, Canada