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Roland VersaObject MO-240 Direct to Object UV Flatbed Printer

$35,295.00
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Delivery zones: IL, IN, IA, WI 

This item will ship via LTL Freight 

Take your business to new heights with the VersaOBJECT MO-240. Incredibly advanced yet easy to use, this state-of-the-art UV flatbed enables you to grow your business and enter lucrative new markets by providing:

  • Unsurpassed Image Quality: Reproduce complex graphics – even the most detailed designs and text – with amazing color vibrancy and accuracy using our advanced UV technology.
  • Outstanding Productivity: Maximize your capabilities with a state-of-the-art UV device uniquely designed to streamline workflow, maximize output, and increase profits.
  • Greater Versatility: Print on a vast array of substrates and three-dimensional objects up to 8” thick, including cylindrical items with the optional Rotary Rack attachment.
  • Intuitive Interface: A 7-inch color touchscreen control and feature-filled, user-friendly VersaWorks 6 software make operation simple.

 

Productivity Features

 

Broad Substrate Compatibility

Print onto a virtually limitless range of flexible and rigid substrates and objects.

Efficient and Fluid Workflows

Produce your work, your way with flexible job-management features.

Professional Color Management

Match your customers' color with ease thanks to advanced RIP features.

Printing Distance Mode

Print directly onto irregular or curved objects with a high degree of accuracy.

Time Saving Turnaround

Switch to digital direct-to-object printing and eliminate long set-up and finishing times.

 

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