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Roland Tru-Vis XP-640 High Speed Printer

$19,995.00
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Need speed and productivity without compromising image quality? The new XP-640 delivers the best of both worlds — blazing print speeds paired with unparalleled TrueVIS color, vibrancy, and detail. Backed by Roland DG’s trusted reliability and customer support, this inkjet printer delivers the versatility and performance to handle anything that comes your way.

  • Newly designed dual staggered printheads and high-speed data control maximize productivity while maintaining outstanding image quality.
  • Twice as productive as Roland DG’s previous TrueVIS print-only model.
  • Newly developed Red ink, along with CMYK, Light Black, Green, and Orange, for a significantly expanded color gamut.
  • Unmatched reliability, cost-efficiency, and ease of use.

 

XP-640 Specifications

  • Media width: 10.2 to 64 in. (259 to 1,625 mm)
  • Printing width*: Max. 63.5 in. (1,615 mm)  * The length of printing is subject to the limitations of the application software
  • Ink cartridges type / capacity: Eco-Solvent Ink (TH) 500 ml cartridge - Order here
  • Ink cartridge: 
    • Eight colors: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, Light Black, Green, Orange, and Red
    • Four colors: Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black
  •  Printing resolution: Max. 1,800 dpi
  •  Dimensions: 113.7 in. x 29.5 in. x 55.8 in. (2,886 mm × 748 mm × 1,415 mm)
  •  Included items: Dedicated stand, power cord, media take-up unit, media holders, replacement blade for separating knife, cleaning liquid bottle for maintenance, drain bottle, User's Manual, software (VersaWorks, Roland DG Connect), etc.

 

 

 

XP-640 Datasheet

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