Focus on Wide-Format Printers
The crux of any good sign making operation is trustworthy printer. This feature is a great way to explore what is currently on offer from trusted names and distributors in the industry.
names and distributors in the industr
Versatility at full velocity Roland DG
For sign and graphics producers looking to increase output without compromising quality, the Roland DG TrueVIS XG-640 sets a new benchmark in wide-format print & cut performance. Designed for high-volume environments, the XG-640
is Roland DG’s most productive TrueVIS printer/cutter to date, delivering print speeds of up to 15.2m sq/hr in eight-colour mode. At the heart of this performance are advanced dual staggered print heads, which eject finer ink droplets at higher densities. Combined with advanced high-speed data control technology, the result is outstanding productivity alongside the precision and reliability professionals expect from the TrueVIS range. The XG-640 consistently produces vibrant, detailed output across a wide range of applications, including signage, vehicle graphics, stickers, decals, posters, banners and window graphics. New TR3 eco-solvent inks are available in dual CMYK or
expanded-gamut configurations, including orange, green and white, enabling a broader colour spectrum and greater accuracy. Roland DG’s True Rich Color preset further ensures neutral greys, smooth gradations and natural skin tones, making the
Roland DG TrueVIS XG-640
XG-640 ideal for retail and brand-critical work. Ease of use is another key advantage. Automatic media gap adjustment, automatic media settings and a newly developed automatic take-up system support longer, unattended print runs, reducing operator intervention and improving workflow efficiency. A seven-inch colour touchscreen provides intuitive access to key functions, while the new perforated sheet cut function simplifies finishing on high-volume jobs. Supplied with VersaWorks 7 RIP software and backed by Roland
DG’s renowned service and support, the TrueVIS XG-640 is a powerful, future-ready solution for businesses that demand speed, flexibility and uncompromising print quality in a single device.
www.rolanddg.eu Agfa Jeti Tauro H3300 XUHS Unlocking new standards
Agfa’s wide-format print technology is unlocking new standards of production for sign and display printers. In particular, its award-winning Jeti Tauro H3300 XUHS – revealed at FESPA 2025 – is supporting print service providers as they scale by providing unmatched benefits for speed and efficiency. The Jeti Tauro H3300 XUHS represents Agfa’s fastest hybrid wide-format press to date. Designed to deliver offset-like print quality at speeds up to 1,280m sq/hr, this machine outpaces the competition on a variety of substrates up to 3.3m wide without compromising on performance. Powered by Agfa’s signature UV-LED curable Anuvia inks, it
delivers a wide colour gamut and high vibrancy with the lowest ink consumption available on the market, making it suitable for almost any sign and display job.
The Tauro features extended vacuum zones and motorised media guides to ensure maximum control across rigid and flexible substrates. Its 12 rows of print heads, fully automated loading and unloading systems, and robotic media handling further accelerate throughput with minimal operator intervention required. These features are designed to support higher productivity and reduced idle time, streamlining changeovers between media of different types and sizes. As a result, this press lowers total cost of ownership and helps printers stay on top of rising costs. The Tauro’s inline varnish capability offers further benefits for productivity. As well as enabling printers to enhance its prints with flood or spot effects to make them shine, this feature eliminates an often time consuming production step. Combined with the machine’s rapid UV LED curing capability, this is a machine that can produce outstanding results at a rate that competitors cannot keep up with, enabling businesses to differentiate themselves and improve lead times as they lay the groundwork for future growth.
www.agfa.com
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