Visit to Roland DGA Headquarters Provides Students with an Overview of the Sign and Graphics Industry and an Inside Look at a Leading Company and its Cutting-Edge Technologies
Visitors to the Roland DGA booth (#B13071) can get a firsthand look at the latest Roland DG devices in action, obtain expert advice from product experts on the best solutions for their specific business needs, and attend live vehicle wrap demonstrations.
The AP-640 (CMYK) was honored in the Outstanding Entry-Level CMYK Eco-Solvent/Latex 54”/64” Printer category, while the LG-640 (CMYKReOrWhWh) received its award in the Outstanding UV 54”/64” Printer category.
Roland DG, leveraging UAB DG DIMENSE’s core technology of digital embossing printing solutions, will accelerate the digitalization of wallpapers and decorative solutions.
The ink and powder for the Roland DG VersaSTUDIO BN-20D, a compact Direct-To-Film (DTF transfer) printer, have acquired OEKO-TEX® ECO PASSPORT certification, an international standard that guarantees the safety of textile products.
The special “open house” event near Boston on September 19, created an opportunity for print providers in the region to get hands on experience with cutting-edge Roland DG technologies, talk to product experts, and gain expert business advice.
The new 20-inch BN2-20 and BN2-20A have been completely redesigned, incorporating innovative new features and capabilities that offer users even greater productivity, print quality, and ease of use than their predecessors.
Roland DGA Corporation, a leading provider of large-format inkjet printers and printer/cutters, has announced that its TrueVIS™ MG Series UV printer/cutters now support “One Pass Multilayer printing,” which allows for three layers of ink to be printed simultaneously.
Roland DG Corporation announced the acquisition of shares for UAB Dimense print, a subsidiary of UAB VEIKA, a manufacturer and vendor for wallpaper-related products headquartered in Vilnius, Lithuania.
LEF2 UV printer, V-BOND UV Ink, and new GTS media allow for the transfer of detailed graphics onto objects, with no weeding or surface material necessary, to customize products that are difficult or impossible to print on.