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VersaUV LEC2 series printer/cutters
Roland DGA Corporation
Digital Printing - Inkjet printers
Built to produce unique prints with added style and impact, VersaUV LEC2 series printer/cutters offer users another level of machine quality. With all-in-one printing, cutting, and embossing, they were designed for sign and graphics providers who are looking to produce premium, head-turning products.
The LEC2’s advanced head technology fires precision dots, while integrated cutting technology cuts with absolute accuracy to provide prints that withstand the closest scrutiny. Available in 1626-mm (64-in.) and 762-mm (30-in.) models, they offer outstanding results on a range of roll-fed media including vinyl, film, cardstock, and wall coverings—the ideal technology for creating high-end indoor displays, signs and graphics or premium packaging prototypes, stickers, and labels.
Featuring GREENGUARD Gold certified ECO-ultraviolet (UV) ink that goes beyond the cyan, magenta, yellow, and black (CMYK), the LEC2 offers ink choices. These include Gloss ink to generate a multitude of simulated embossing and textured effects, onboard Primer for applying to a print area for media compatibility, and White ink for high-opacity details and subcoats.
Unmatched customer support and the added benefit of a two-year trouble-free warranty makes VersaUV LEC2 printer/cutters the ideal technology for those who want to put more style and quality in their prints.
Additional Information
VersaUV LEC2 seriesTrueVIS VF2-640
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Contact Information
Phone: 800-542-2307
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