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TrueVIS VG2 Series printer/cutters
Roland DGA Corporation
Digital Printing - Inkjet printers
Engineered to exceed the quality and production needs of today’s professionals, TrueVIS VG2 series printer/cutters feature new Green and Orange inks to help users increase their colour gamut while helping them target previously unreachable or difficult-to-match colours. Roland DGA’s multiple award-winning devices, available in 1626-mm (64-in.) and 1372-mm (54-in.) models offer comprehensive colour choices, improved machine efficiency, and increased print and cut accuracy for true unattended production.
New ink choices combine with smart media clamps, automatic pinch rollers, and a host of new custom cropping and perf cutting functions to make it the premium integrated printing and cutting technology on the market. The VG2 also features new functions in the included VersaWorks 6 raster image processor (RIP) software, creating cut data directly in the RIP, matching colour output between different printers, and other intuitive features. It allows users to crank out thousands of posters, produce prints on specialty materials, or create vehicle graphics with exact brand colours. The VG2 also offers 3M™ MCS™ Warranty and Avery Dennison™ ICS™ Warranty Program certifications for graphics printed with the VG2 series printer/cutters and TR2 ink—the perfect device for those who want added assurance of quality and reliability for their graphics.
Additional Information
TrueVIS VG2-640, VG2-540TrueVIS VF2-640
TrueVIS SG2 series
SOLJET EJ-640
VersaEXPRESS™ RF-640
Contact Information
Phone: 800-542-2307
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