FESPA Review Roland DG
A wide range of advanced printing solutions designed to support a wide range of industries was showcased at FESPA on the Roland DG stand. This included the recently launched TrueVIS series and the latest models in the VersaOBJECT range. The new LO series is the perfect solution for customising boards or objects up to 242mm in height and even irregular 3D objects.
LO-640 ROQ
The latest member of the Impress family was unveiled at FESPA. The Impress demonstrates a fully automated process for heat transfer applications. What makes this model different is the addition of a third station that can either be set to heat or cool, which can reduce the time per station raising productivity rates.
Also demonstrated live on stand was the ROQ Now and ROQ E.
ROQ Impress
Sawgrass
Sawgrass’ new groundbreaking solution was unveiled during FESPA. VersiFlex is a revolutionary 3-in-1 decorating system, which combines the best of sublimation, DTG, and DTF in a single, compact system. It allows users to print seamlessly on virtually any surface.
What makes VersiFlex truly disruptive is how it unites the versatility of DTF, the durability of sublimation, and the expandability of DTG into one fl uid workfl ow. For years, decorators have had to choose between these benefi ts – now, they’re available together.
VersiFlex
Stahls’
At FESPA, Stahls’ unveiled a range of innovations, including UltraColor MAX DTF transfers with advanced proprietary inks and Fulfi ll Engine. UltraColor MAX DTF transfers now have a 23% wider colour gamut, delivering sharper detail and richer vibrancy. And they are free from harsh chemicals like ethylene glycol and formaldehyde. Compliant with Oeko-Tex, Prop 65, and CPSIA. Fulfi ll Engine is an all-in-one print on-demand software that streamlines the entire operation. It empowers garment decorators to scale effi ciently and focus on growth, not logistics.
Fulfill Engine launches in Europe
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