Focus on Cutters Roland DG


Delivering faster print & cut performance


Roland DG’s TrueVis XG-640 is a large-format eco-solvent printer/cutter designed for professional sign and graphics businesses, combining vibrant image quality with precision contour cutting. Positioned as Roland DG’s most productive integrated printer/


cutter to date, the XG-640 is capable of print speeds of up to 22.5m sq/hr in dual CMYK mode, offering almost twice the productivity of the previous VG3-640. The XG-640 features dual staggered printheads, which eject finer ink droplets at higher densities to produce high-resolution graphics with fewer passes. It’s integrated print & cut technology, combined with automated pinch rollers, helps ensure precision throughout production. The printer is also equipped with new TR3 eco-solvent inks,


available in configurations incorporating orange, green and red to provide an expanded colour gamut and enhanced colour accuracy. TR3 White ink also delivers increased productivity for applications such as window graphics and base coats. Designed for versatility, the XG-640 can produce a wide


Roland DG XG-640


range of applications, including vehicle wraps, banners, stickers, posters, wallpaper, signage, floor graphics, window graphics and backlit displays. The printer also features a 7in colour touchscreen, automatic media gap adjustment, an automatic take-up system and a new perforated sheet cut function, helping to streamline production and reduce post-processing. The XG-640 is a printer that not only delivers outstanding print and cut output, but also offers superb productivity with efficient and user-friendly operations. It’s maximum versatility and high profitability for owners,


makes it ideal for sign and graphics professionals. It is especially suitable for users who require quick turnaround for a wide variety of output.


www.rolanddg.eu


China Print Supplies


Ranges for every sign business Both cut material up to 50mm thick as standard, rising to


100mm with the optional upgrade, and GK beds can be built to custom sizes up to 3200x3000mm, with a 2.2kW or 3.0kW water-cooled spindle available on both series. Every table includes CCD camera positioning, a multi-zone


Kartech KT1625 K hK Kartech KT1625


China Print Supplies’ digital cutting range includes four solid products, from entry-level belt-driven tables to heavy-duty routing beds The company offers the Kartech range of digital cutting tables


in four series, KT, Ultra KT, XT and GK. Every model, from the entry-level belt-driven tables to the


heavy-duty routing beds, shares the same finishing toolkit as standard. The KT and Ultra KT series use a toothed synchronous belt drive, suited to vinyl, self-adhesive media, foam board, corrugated plastics and card. Ultra KT adds dual Y-axis servo motors for a maximum traverse speed of 240m/min. The XT and GK series step up to a helical gear rack and pinion drive for routing acrylic, aluminium composite and MDF.


vacuum bed, anti-drift conveyor belts and automatic tool setting, plus a universal tool holder with ten interchangeable heads covering oscillating tool, drag knife, creasing wheel, V-cut and kiss-cut work. K-cut control software reads DXF and AI files and generates


cutting paths from JPG artwork in one click. CPS backs every table with a two-year warranty and UK technical support from its Oswestry base. Scott Clutton, managing director at CPS, said: “What stood out was the spec you get as standard. “With most other brands at this price point, half of that


would be on the options list.” All CPS cutting tables can come as part of a competitively priced, fully supported bundle with the company’s exceptional range of UV flatbed printers. See them in action at The Sign Show.


www.chinaprintsupplies.co.uk


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