Roland DG

For nearly 40 years, Roland DG have been at the forefront of print technology development. In that time, we’ve served businesses in the commercial print services industry with equipment they can rely on to set the bar for quality, increase production and stay competitive.

Our eco-solvent wide-format printing technology lets sign and display professionals reproduce graphics and artwork with crystal clarity, exceptional durability and precision colour matching capabilities. Coupled with our dye-sublimation devices, these professionals have expanded their production to include soft signage, hanging banners and other innovative techniques their competitors can’t reproduce. Dye sublimation and print feature heavily in the garment customisation industry, along with digital vinyl cutting technologies.

When it comes to combined print-and-cut devices, Roland is the undisputed leading manufacturer and provides production-quality solutions for heat transfer applications. Our latest ventures into DTG printing offer solutions from compact tshirt printing units to multi-station flatbed devices. Over the years, we have invested heavily in technologies which address the overwhelming market demand for item customisation. From branding and design agencies, to bespoke manufacturers, to online gift entrepreneurs, our customisation technologies have been critical for businesses in a wide range of fields. Our UV print and dye sublimation devices make direct-to-object printing possible and the list of customisable objects, substrates and materials is too long to list here.

Our customers have shown time and again how these devices can quickly recoup their cost by turning inexpensive blanks into sought-after custom products. Our UV devices print white ink as well as CMYK and with the addition of clear ink, it’s possible to print textures, simulated embossing and Braille.

Product designers, manufacturers and packaging professionals have all found Roland devices to help build their businesses. Our UV print-and-cut devices have the versatility needed to produce a wide range of colours and effects, and the speed to generate prototypes in a timely fashion. Roll-to-roll models can print and cut for hours without human intervention, while our flatbed devices make it possible to print directly onto boxes, or even directly onto products.