Roland DGA to Showcase its Latest Technologies at ISA 2022

Products Roland DGA will showcase at ISA International Sign Expo 2022

Roland DGA Corporation, a provider of large-format inkjet printers, printer/cutters, and other advanced digital devices, will be demonstrating its latest digital imaging technologies at the upcoming ISA International Sign Expo, May 4-6, in Atlanta. Visitors to the Roland DGA booth (#3131) can be among the first to see Roland DGA’s newest and most innovative products in action, including the recently launched third-generation TrueVIS VG3 and SG3 wide-format printer/cutters.

In addition to getting a firsthand look at the new TrueVIS Series inkjets, attendees can check out the new VersaUV LEC2 S-Series UV flatbed printer, new VersaUV LEC2 Series roll-to-roll UV printer/cutters, new introductions to the VersaUV LEF benchtop UV flatbed family, and more. The company will also be conducting live, in-booth vehicle graphic, apparel decoration, and other application demonstrations daily.

This year, Roland DGA will also be sponsoring the ISA Sign Expo 2022 industry party – “ISA Rocks” – which will take place Wednesday evening, March 4 (5:30 pm to 8 pm EDT) at Atlanta’s renowned Restaurant Row,  after the first day of the show concludes. ISA Rocks will create an opportunity for ISA Sign Expo attendees to socialize and enjoy great food and drinks served by four top local restaurants.

“We are really excited to be able to interact personally with show-goers once again and allow prospective customers to get a firsthand look at our exciting product introductions,” said Andrew Oransky, Roland DGA president and CEO. “The latest additions to our lineup, such as the new TrueVIS Series printer/cutters, are elevating digital imaging performance to a whole new level. We can’t wait to show visitors to our booth all the amazing things these machines can do.”

Source: Roland DGA 

The preceding press release was provided by a company unaffiliated with Wide-format Impressions. The views expressed within do not directly reflect the thoughts or opinions of Wide-format Impressions.