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Roland TrueVIS MG2-640 UV Large Format Printer/Cutter Combo

$15,995.00
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Click here for product brochure: MG2-640 Datasheet

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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