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TrueVIS VF2-640 printer
Roland DGA Corporation
Digital Printing
The TrueVIS VF2-640 large-format printer from Roland DGA offers the richest and most vivid TrueVIS colour output yet. It allows users to build their brand, reputation, and success with unmatched colour output and the ability to target specific colours.
Featuring award winning TR2 inks and new Green and Orange ink choices to target previously unreachable colours, the 1626-mm (64-in.) VF2-640 printer is the ideal solution for sign and graphics professionals who want to recreate brand colours for their clients. It allows users to get consistently brilliant results on signs, vehicle graphics, displays, and other applications with approximately 260 new spot colour references for Orange to Red areas and Blue to Green areas. These spot colours are available in the latest edition of the included VersaWorks 6 raster image processor (RIP) software that combines with a new True Rich Color 2 preset to maximize the potential of both printer and ink for outstanding vibrancy, neutral greys, smooth gradations, and natural skin tones.
With 3M™ MCS™ Warranty and Avery Dennison™ ICS™ Warranty Program certifications for graphics printed with the VF2-640 and TR2 ink, it is also the perfect printer for those who want added assurance of quality and reliability for their graphics.
Additional Information
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Contact Information
Phone: 800-542-2307
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