ROLAND DG’S NEW SG SERIES PRINTER/CUTTERS DELIVER EXCEPTIONAL IMAGE QUALITY AND VALUE

New Delhi, India, 1st September 2016 – For print service providers looking to build an unbeatable business, Roland DG has announced today the launch of two new wide-format eco-solvent inkjet printer/cutters to its TrueVIS range; the SG-300 and SG-540.

Ideal for businesses starting out in wide-format print production or for those looking to extend their existing wide-format offering, the new TrueVIS SG series delivers the rich colours and glossy finish required for high-impact graphics at a very affordable price point. Launched in March 2016, the TrueVIS brand is Roland DG’s newest generation of inkjet printer/cutters, combining its proven technology and expertise developed over many years in the sign and graphics industries. As part of the TrueVIS family, the SG series offers excellent colour quality, versatility and ease-of-use with significant enhancements: new Roland DG FlexFire printheads, new 4 -colour TrueVIS Element Ink, advanced integrated print & cut technology and a host of additional state-of-the-art features. The SG series is available in both 762mm (30”) and 1371mm (54”) models for producing indoor and outdoor advertising, vehicle graphics, banners, posters and displays, as well as labels, decals and apparel heat transfers.

The TrueVIS SG Series will be debuting in India at Media Expo Delhi, alongside the TrueVIS VG series, which will also be on show for the first time to the Indian public. The SG-540 and VG-640 will be unveiled on the stand at the start of first day of the show, offering visitors the chance the see Roland DG’s latest generation technology for themselves and experience just what sets the TrueVIS series apart from the crowd. Attendees visiting Roland DG’s stand, Stand C67 in Hall 11, will be sure to be impressed by the print quality, speed and futuristic design of the machines.

“Today’s sign market is typified by intense competition due to the proliferation of wide-format inkjet printers,” says Andrew Oransky, general manager of sign business development for Roland DG. “Sign shops and print service providers are looking for an advantage over their competitors by providing high quality printing while keeping operating costs down. Small shops in particular will appreciate the outstanding overall value and low cost of ownership of our SG series.”

Roland DG introduced integrated print and cut technology in the mid-1990’s and the TrueVIS series represents Roland’s most advanced print and cut products to date. With the SG-300/540, two Roland DG FlexFire printheads fire precision droplets in three sizes and a wide print pass, for high-quality output and efficient ink usage. Every drop of ink falls exactly where it is intended, delivering beautiful images and uniform colours.　The combination of TrueVIS Element Ink, engineered specifically for the FlexFire printhead, and Roland VersaWorks Dual RIP software results in stunning fine details and vibrant colours at production speeds. The SG series’ added productivity – up to 60% faster than previous comparable models in standard mode – enables increased profitability.

TrueVIS Element Ink is the next evolution for Roland DG’s range of eco-solvent ink technology, the CMYK range meets user demands for competitively priced ink with low consumption and excellent performance. The SG also features a brilliant ‘clean hands’ ink system with 500ml pouches which fit neatly into reusable holders for no mess and less waste.

A new cut carriage and blade holder with increased downforce and accuracy facilitates using a wider variety of media for additional sales opportunities.

The SG-300/540 is incredibly user-friendly for all operators; from novices to seasoned professionals. New Roland VersaWorks Dual RIP software is included and features a new core engine that quickly and accurately processes both native PDFs as well as legacy PostScript files, including files with transparencies. In addition to a built-in control panel, a new Roland DG Mobile Panel enables users to manage the printer functions remotely using their smartphone or tablet with a Bluetooth connection*.

With an impressive price/performance ratio, the SG series includes the same built-to-last reliability and industry-leading service and support that Roland devices are famous for.

Oransky comments, “With high quality output, versatility and reliability, the TrueVIS SG series delivers a superb return on investment. Cost-effective and easy-to-use, print service providers can start making money with their SG from day one by expanding the range of applications they offer to their existing customers and opening up profitable new markets.”

*Tablet / smartphone not included in printer package

About Roland DG Corporation

Roland DG Corporation is a leading manufacturer of products designed to help professionals and hobbyists transform their imagination into reality, including SOLJET, TrueVIS, VersaCAMM, VersaUV and Texart series large-format inkjet devices, MDX milling and EGX engraving machines, CAMM-1 and STIKA vinyl cutters and MPX photo impact printers. In 2010, the company entered the healthcare market with Easy Shape DWX milling machines designed specifically for creating high-quality dental prosthetics. Roland DG also recently introduced the monoFab series of desktop 3D printers and milling machines for rapid prototyping and manufacturing. The company uses its proprietary cell production technology to manufacture products that are distributed worldwide.

For more information, please visit www.rolanddg.com / www.rolanddg.co.in

About Apsom Infotex Limited
Apsom Infotex Ltd is the master distributor to leading global brands, for Technology Products in the Large Format Digital Inkjet print markets. The main principals for Apsom are Roland DG and Colorjet India Limited. Apsom Infotex Ltd has a national distribution infrastructure, with offices across major cities in India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal.
For more information please visit www.apsom.com or email sales@apsom.com

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