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The newest Versacamm just hit the market!
http://www.rolanddga.com/products/printcut/versaVs/
At 64" wide, the VS-640 is Roland’s largest, fastest and most versatile VersaCAMM printer/cutter to date, designed to produce signs, banners,
vehicle graphics and wraps, fine art posters, packaging prototypes,
labels, decals, POP displays, heat transfers for apparel and more. The
VS-640 combines a new generation of print head technology with
integrated print/cut capabilities, print speeds up to 248.6 sqft./hr.
in dual CMYK mode and advanced media handling for unmatched print
quality and unattended production capabilities. Metallic and white inks
allow users to add impact to virtually any graphic.
- 64” eco-solvent inkjet printer/cutter optimized for metallic silver ink
- Choose from three ink configurations:
- 4-colors KYMCCMYK for highest print speeds
- 6-colors CMYK + Lc+LmCM for enhanced blues and reds, flawless flesh tones and improved image quality across lighter colors
- 8-colors CMYK+ Lc+Lm+Mt+W for white and metallic applications
- New 8-channel print head technology
- Industry’s most advanced print head
- Variable droplet technology with seven different dot sizes
- Ensures the smoothest gradations for up-close viewing
- Rugged, scratch resistant ECO-SOL MAX ink in 220 ml and 440 ml cartridges (white and silver available in 220 ml only)
- Metallic Silver ECO-SOL MAX Ink
- Prints as a spot color
- Combines with CMYK for stunning metallic colors
- Named 2009 DPI Product of the Year
- Maximum print speed of 248.6 sqft./hr. in dual CMYK mode
- Prints on both uncoated and coated media
- Exceptional outdoor durability
- 3 years for CMYK graphics
- 1 year for White ECO-SOL MAX ink
- 1 – 3 years for Metallic Silver ECO-SOL MAX ink
- Photorealistic printing up to 1440 dpi
- Roland Intelligent Pass Control Technology
- Patent-pending automated ink circulation system circulates white and metallic silver inks, reducing ink waste and costs
- New print head wiper system for reduced maintenance
- “Roland On Support” online production monitor enables remote tracking of the production environment
- Advanced media handling system allows users to feed rolls up to 88 lbs.
- Integrated heating system
- Optional automated take-up system
- Roland VersaWorks RIP software
- Easy-to-use Graphical User Interface
- Roland Color spot color matching system
- Includes 512 metallic spot colors for the VS-640
- Create your own custom spot colors including thousands of new metallic hues
- Variable Data Printing
- Max Impact Preset for richer color contrast
- Two-Year Trouble-Free Warranty
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Permalink Reply by Mike F on -
We just got a VS-640 in the double CMYK configuration at the end of February, along with a Royal Sovereign RSH-1651 laminator. I've only in the past week or so started to dig into them and do some stuff, but I'm loving everything so far. Already did a few 10"x20" prints and a 28.5"x57.5" poster, both laminated, along with a few sets of contour cut adhesive vinyl stickers, one set just print/cut, then a set each of 2 different designs that were print/lam/cut. It takes a little bit of trial and error at first, especially the laminator, but I feel like I'm picking it up pretty quick. The best part is, I had zero print experience up until about 3 months ago. The shop I work at is mostly offset, and they originally brought me in to lend a hand with their Kodak Insite Storefront, and now I'm also running the wide format show. Basically I knew a guy who knew a guy and I have an excellent background in general computer/internet/design stuff, so they decided to give me a shot and see if I could pick everything up. I've learned a helluvalot in the past 3 months, and still have a LOT to learn, both in the offset and digital/wide format realms, which is what landed me here, among a few other forums. Shame I only stumbled on to this forum this week though, I'm from the Philadelphia area (over the bridge in Jersey, but I can see Philly from a hill in the town I live in) and would have loved to come to the recent meet up in Atlantic City to learn some stuff. Count me in on the next one that's close.
Anyway, I think that's a big enough wall of text for now, sorry for the ramble, just wanted to kinda introduce myself and say how awesome the VS-640 is. I look forward to learning from you all and hopefully in the future I can teach some of you a thing or two. Oh yea, and happy St. Patrick's Day to all my fellow Irishmen.
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