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Roland ECO-UV4 Ink 220cc

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Roland ECO-UV4 Ink 220cc

 

Please see below for compatible printers.

Roland ECO-UV4 220cc Ink is specially formulated to ensure accurate ink droplet placement, strong adhesion, and excellent color reproduction, while also reducing odor. New EUV4 ink is also available in 500cc cartridges, increasing convenience and minimizing material and running costs.

Important Information:

  • Available configurations: CMYKGW, CMYKGG, and CMYKWW.
  • The 500cc cartridges are compatible ONLY with the VersaUV LEC printer/cutter series, LEJ-640 hybrid printer, and LEJ-640FT. For LEF-12 and LEF-20, only 220cc cartridges are available.
  • Ink switch from ECO-UV to ECO-UV 4 ink (or vice-versa*) is supported and requires an update for both firmware and VersaWorks as well as cleaning fluid and swabs.
  • Advanced ink formulation ensures accurate print drop placement, excellent adhesion, and color reproduction.
  • Outdoor durability up to one year unprotected.
  • Room ventilation and Roland DG-approved air filtration unit are required.
  • Shelf life is 12 months from the date of manufacture (same as Original ECO-UV ink).

*Any ECO-UV ink configuration is supported when switching from ECO-UV to ECO-UV 4 CMYKGlW.

 

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