Machinery News
Roland DG introduces new series of UV flatbed printers T
he new VersaOBJECT LO-640/300 series of UV fl atbed printers from Roland DG offer high-precision, high volume printing on a vast range of substrates.
The LO series delivers exceptional versatility and up to three times more productivity than the previous generation device. With its ability to print detailed graphics on media up to 242mm in height and 100kg/ m sq in weight, substrates and objects such as plastic, leather, and wood, are easily customised with a high degree of accuracy. Supported by 750ml EUV5 inks in CMYKOrRe plus gloss, white, and primer options, the LO Series provides rich, vivid expressions and accurate reproduction of brand colours. The use of gloss ink
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produces unique effects such as matte or gloss textures along with embossing. For challenging surfaces, printable primer offers increased print adhesion, making it ideal for personalising a large variety of consumer or industrial products. Mark Elvidge, product manager EMEA, said: “This is truly an ideal device for customers who want high-quality print capabilities combined with impressive
New YES Quick Cut streamlines DTF transfer workflows
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he new YES Quick Cut from YES Group is an automatic fl atbed cutter designed specifi cally for
direct to fi lm transfer shops. Built for precision and effi ciency, the Quick Cut eliminates manual cutting, reduces waste, and speeds up production.
The YES Quick Cut is engineered to handle both roll-fed and sheet-fed fi lm, cutting individual transfers or full gang sheets with pixel-perfect accuracy. Its onboard camera registration system ensures fl awless cuts every time, while full compatibility with the R2 Pro, R2 Pro Max, and DigitalHeatFX 24H2 and 24H4 systems makes it an invaluable tool for any growing print shop. Key features include:
• Precision cutting: Accurate cuts for both individual transfers and full gang sheets.
• Flexible fi lm handling: Supports roll-fed and sheet-fed fi lm for versatile use.
• Camera registration: | 16 | June 2025 The YES Quick Cut
Pixel-perfect cuts every time with onboard camera registration.
• Seamless integration: Fully compatible with YES Group’s R2 Pro bundles and DigitalHeatFX systems.
John-Paul Burton, managing director at YES Group, said: “We’ve created the YES Quick Cut to help DTF shops scale effi ciently without sacrifi cing quality or speed.
“This tool automates the cutting process, freeing up valuable time and improving overall productivity.”
xTool Apparel Printer
xTool releases DTF printer which works with virtually any fabric
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he new xTool Apparel Printer has been designed to work with any fabric and deliver fl awless results.
It is the fi rst DTF printer to hit the market to fully automate the printing-to-baking workfl ow, which is designed for both single sheet and bulk production.
Since xTool Apparel Printer can handle single sheet auto-production, customisation for each fi lm sheet can be done with ease, allowing for personalised services. The automated 3-in-1 xTool OS1 Shaker Oven Machine, when working together with the Apparel Printer, ensures a safe and clean workfl ow by eliminating powder mess and inhalation risks.
In addition, the xTool Apparel Printer features innovative AI-based camera calibration, as well as a self-maintenance system.
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production volumes. The combination of two high-precision print heads and effi cient LED-UV lamps allow for beautiful, high-defi nition printing, fi ne textures and gradations, even at high output speeds.” “With the diversifi cation and individualisation of consumer needs, there is a growing demand for timely and fl exible responses tailored to each customer’s requirements.
“The LO series is a powerful solution to support customers who are looking to grow their print to substrate business by enabling shorter delivery times, reduced costs, and higher profi tability.” The LO Series also come as standard with the latest VersaWorks 7 RIP software, and is compatible with Roland DG Connect and PrintAutoMate.
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