Focus on Inkjet Printer
Expanding your opportunities Roland DG
Roland DG has set a new benchmark in the world of large-format printing with the launch of the TrueVIS XP-640 – a 64in eco-solvent inkjet printer that marries high-speed performance with extraordinary image quality. Purpose-built forilt f sign and graphics professionals who demand both volume and precision, the XP-640 represents a bold step forward in inkjet technology.
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At its core, the XP-640 features dual staggered printheads and
advanced high-speed data control that enable print speeds of up to 76.1m sq/hr. Finer droplet ejection at higher density ensures smoother gradients, richer details, and fewer passes per job – ideal for fast-paced production environments. Combined with TrueVIS colour fidelity, the output is consistently vivid, sharp, and true to life. A standout feature of the XP-640 is the new eco-solvent ink, now including red, orange, and green inks alongside CMYK. This expanded gamut allows for remarkable colour accuracy, particularly in critical red and orange hues often required in corporate branding. The addition of the True Rich Color 3 preset delivers realistic, high-impact visuals and natural skin tones, with customisable output options to suit varied client needs.
The TrueVis XP-640 Efficiency is also top of mind. The XP-640 includes a 7in
touchscreen, automatic media gap adjustment, and a new take-up system that simplifies media handling. A perforated sheet cut function enhances productivity in high-volume jobs. It also offers easy maintenance – components like caps and wipers can be replaced without a technician. Integrated with Roland DG Connect, users benefit from real-time insights, error support, and streamlined workflow management. With low operating costs, robust engineering, and Roland DG’s trusted reliability, the XP-640 is poised to become the go-to solution for high-demand print professionals.
www.rolanddg.eu
Focus on Inkjet Printers
YES Group
Exceeding equipment expectations This is not an entry-level system, and that’s exactly why it
performs. With a solid industrial build and advanced inkjet components, the R2 Pro Max is designed for businesses that demand reliability, output consistency, and top-tier quality.
Why it stands out: The Prestige R2 Pro Max
In a world where standing out means staying ahead, the Prestige R2 Pro Max delivers an inkjet-powered leap forward. This direct to film (DTF) printer harnesses the advanced capabilities of dual Epson i-Series i1600 inkjet print heads, giving sign makers and display professionals a powerful route into the world of custom apparel, promotional items, and branded textiles, without sacrificing quality. The R2 Pro Max is an A3+ inkjet-based DTF printer, engineered specifically for high-end commercial use. With precision inkjet technology at its core, this machine produces sharp, high-resolution transfers across a wide range of fabrics. It’s built for established sign shops, graphics houses, and wide-format printers who want to expand into textile printing while maintaining the same professional-grade results they’re known for.
• Inkjet dual print heads: Achieve smooth gradients, vivid colours, and production speeds of up to 4.1m sq/hr.
• Integrated powder and curing unit: Automates the finishing process for faster turnaround and cleaner results.
• White ink circulation system: Keeps ink moving to prevent clogging and ensure steady output.
• A3+ print width: Perfect for full chest prints, oversized logos, and premium custom pieces.
Inkjet technology has revolutionised printing – and now it’s changing garment decoration, too. The Prestige R2 Pro Max gives your business the power to print detailed, durable transfers directly to film with unmatched consistency.
www.yesltd.co.uk
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