Roland integrated Print and Cut

Roland TrueVIS Printer / Cutters

The following Roland Printer / Cutters represent the most reliable and versatile collection of large-format inkjets on the market today.  Designed for speed, quality and machine capabilities, they empower businesses with the next level of productivity and profitability.

▼What is Print and Cut?

In the 1980s, Roland earned a reputation for developing top-quality large-format printers and near-invincible cutting plotters. In 1995, they coupled these technologies together in a single integrated device which can print graphics and cut contours in the same operation.
These days, there are more than 130,000 print and cut devices in the world with models ranging from compact desktop devices to high-speed wide-format printer/cutters suitable for all levels of production.

◄What is achievable with Print and Cut?

Roland print and cut solutions provide outstanding media versatility, letting users work with a huge range of materials to produce signs, decals, car wraps, labels and many more profitable graphics applications.

PRINT AND CUT STICKERS AND LABELS

Print unique and fashionable die-cut stickers and cut virtually any shape with absolute precision, speed and ease.

PRINT AND CUT VEHICLE WRAPS
Roland’s integrated heater systems dry ink quickly, saving time and making installation easier by printing and cutting full or partial vehicle wraps.

PRINT AND CUT T-SHIRT GRAPHICS
By printing and cutting full-colour heat transfer vinyl, producing and selling T-shirts and custom clothing couldn’t be simpler.

PRINT AND CUT PACKAGING MOCKUPS
Print packaging prototypes on cardstock or film with a printer/cutter and get great image quality and precise cuts.

PRINT AND CUT POS DISPLAYS: Retail displays truly stand out with the quality of print and cut graphics, made easy with a vinyl printer cutter combo.

PRINT AND CUT WINDOW AND WALL STICKERS
Whether you need window clings for cars and shop-fronts or wall graphics for interiors and trade shows, print and cut technology delivers amazing results.

◄Roland TrueVIS LG & MG Series - what's the difference?

The MG Series is considered the direct replacement for the previous LEC2 Series. This offers all the same professional features for more specialised printing on an affordable, economic UV Printer / Cutter.

The LG Series takes this up a notch and is targeted at higher productivity, with faster printing speeds and a increased ink capacity.

▼Roland TrueVIS SG3 & VG3 Series - what's the difference?

 The main difference is the ink configuration.

The Roland SG3 only runs four ink channels and would be configured as four 500ml Ink Pouches containing a classic set of CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black).

The Roland VG3, on the other hand, runs eight channels and can be configured with Dual CMYK or as an 8-colour set-up for higher colour accuracy.

The Dual CMYK configuration would run at close to twice the speed of the SG3 Series, due to the twice as much ink being fired at one given time.

The 8-colour configuration would trade in the speed advantage for a higher colour gamut, which is especially useful for achieving difficult Pantone references for the likes of corporate logos / branding / motocross and vehicle graphics.

The 8-colour options would be:

CMYK, Light Cyan, Light Magenta, Light Black, Orange

CMYK, Light Cyan, Light Magenta, Light Black, White

CMYK, Light Cyan, Light Black, Orange, Green, White

CMYK, Light Cyan, Light Black, Orange, Green 

For many Sign Makers, the CMYK configuration is enough, so the choice will depend entirely on your target market and client base. 

◄Roland's Desktop BN2 Series

Finally, there's the Roland BN2 Series. This is a Desktop Print and Cut machine, all in one powerful, compact device. Considered one of the most affordable Printers on the market for entering into outdoor durable printing and cutting.

The BN2 Series is available as colour only (the BN2-20A) or with the addition of White ink (BN2-20) for producing window graphics and printing to dark, metallic and clear media up to a maximum media width of 515mm (20-inches).