Digital Printing

Roland UV-Cure Printer

The 64-in.-wide, VersaUV LEJ-640 hybrid printer that images 1,440 dpi, UV-cure CMYK, white and clear inks on flexible media

Published

10 years ago

October 6, 2014

Steve Aust Signs of the Times November 2014 Issue

Roland DGA (Irvine, CA) is releasing its 64-in.-wide, VersaUV LEJ-640 hybrid printer that images 1,440 dpi, UV-cure CMYK, white and clear inks on flexible media and up to ½-in.-thick rigid substrates — Fome-Cor® and Gatorfaom®, foamboard,, corrugated cardboard or polycarbonate, for example. The LED lamps allow low-heat imaging on such media as shrink-wrap and paper. Roland offers four ECO-UV. Ink-configuration choices at set-up: CMYK, white, clear; CMYK, white, white; or CMYK, clear, clear — and, its ECO-UV S ink, which is available in CMYK, white, white and more suited for curved-surface applications. Front and rear folding tables support rigid materials up to 4 x 8 ft., and an automated media take-up system facilitates unattended printing. The printer images at 133 sq. ft./hr. and features low-power use and an automatic ink-circulation system. It ships with Roland’s VersaWorks™ RIP software.
(800) 542-2307; www.rolanddga.com

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