Focus on Wide Format Printing Wide format solutions
The TrueVIS has been a Roland DG fl agship model for a number of years and continues to start businesses and grow with their needs.
The TrueVIS Series is now entering its third generation with the release of the TrueVIS SG3 and VG3 print & cut models. The Roland TrueVIS SG3 is available in two sizes to suit your business needs; the 30in SG3-300 and 54in SG3-540.
The Roland TrueVIS SG3 series is affordable and powerful with an array of features offering amazing value for new and established print providers. With a CMYK TR2 ink confi guration, the SG3 series can produce a wide variety of applications including vehicle graphics, decals and garment transfers thanks to the integrated cutter. Posters, POS and signage are also possible.
The TrueVIS SG3 series offers a great return on investment and can quickly generate a profi t. Roland has made it easy to keep track of ink usage and print volume with the RolandConnect app, further aiding work effi ciency. The TrueVIS SG3 is powered by Versaworks 6 RIP software which is easy to use and packed with features to help you get the most out of your Roland printer.
Improving user-friendly functions was key for the new TrueVIS generation. Roland has introduced a 7in touch screen control panel
TrueVIS VG3
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to view ink levels, print time and operate the take-up unit. Clear, simple menus offer both information and functionality for an enhanced user experience. The new integrated take-up unit, which features a one-touch media holder for quick loading is now included as standard. Perfect for long print runs and capable of handling various thicknesses of media. Long-life print heads ensure continued quality to keep running costs low for your business.
The Roland TrueVIS SG3 Series offers affordable, easy to use print and cut with an array of features. Available from Your Print Specialists now.
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Building upon Mimaki’s legacy of dye sublimation solutions, the Mimaki TS100-1600 dye sublimation printer offers businesses an easy and low-cost route into the expanding dye sub sector. The 1.6m wide TS100 is an economical solution for creating high quality fashion, sportswear, soft signage and other sublimated products.
Mimaki TS100-1600
With increasing demand and opportunity for personalised products and home décor, the Mimaki offers a great route into new markets, as well as delivering new and related product offerings, for example by providing customised fl ags, bar runners and fabric display graphics for sports teams for whom printers are already producing their playing kit. Mimaki’s latest sublimation printer is capable of printing at speeds of up to 70sq m/hr and is supplied with the company’s powerful and intuitive RasterLink RIP software, allowing users to generate sublimation print-ready fi les; mirroring, repeating and resizing as required. The TS100 uses Mimaki’s Oeko-Tex certifi ed Sb610 inks which are supplied in 1-litre bottles. These vibrant inks have high colour intensity and excellent rub and lightfastness, ensuring durability of the fi nal printed product.
Designed to fi t seamlessly into the workfl ow of garment decorators, embroiders, apparel and sportswear printers, the
TS100 features a host of Mimaki’s Core Technologies, and is optimised to deliver high quality output with the minimum operator intervention. Additionally, a powered take-up system allows for long unattended print runs.
The Mimaki TS100-1600 is available to demo through Hybrid’s network of specialist textile reseller partners.
Hybrid Services | 66 | July 2022
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