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Roland TrueVIS MG2-300 UV Large Format Printer/Cutter Combo

$13,995.00
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Delivery zones: IL, IN, IA, WI

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The TrueVis MG2-300 advance Roland DG’s UV roll-to-roll print-and-cut platform with a new
1.33-inch, 300-npi printhead designed to increase productivity while maintaining smooth gradients, crisp
detail, and consistent image quality.


The MG2 Series combines single-pass multilayer printing, integrated contour cutting, automated
maintenance, a 7-inch touchscreen, standard take-up, and 1,000 ml ink pouches in 64-inch and 30-inch
models. Four fixed ink configurations allow customers to prioritize maximum CMYK productivity, high-density
White, Gloss effects, or expanded-gamut Orange and Red.


Faster UV Production
The new 1.33-inch, 300-npi printhead increases nozzle density and ink output to support higher production speeds while
maintaining TrueVis print quality.
Single-Pass Multilayer Printing
Produce three- to five-layer jobs in a single pass without media pullback, helping improve layer-to-layer registration and simplify day/night, window, and textured-effect workflows.
Flexible Ink Configurations
Four configurations combine CMYK with White, Gloss, Orange, and Red to support different production priorities and application requirements.
Automated Maintenance
An automatic cloth wiper, dedicated cleaning liquid, drain-bottle sensor, and cap-top UV protection help reduce routine operator intervention and support stable printhead condition.
Integrated Workflow
The 7-inch touchscreen, VersaWorks 7, direct prepared-job access, standard take-up, and Roland DG Connect support a more streamlined production and device-management workflow.
Product Summary:
The TrueVis MG2 Series combines higher productivity, specialty-ink capability, multilayer printing, integrated print-and-cut, and simplified operation in 64-inch and 30-inch UV production platforms.


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