This week on Wide-Format Weekly, Gary Jones chats about new OSHA regulations; Design Pool's Kristin Dettoni talks wide-format printing and the interior design space; swissQprint announced its Creative Challenge winners; Daniel Valade believes resin and latex ink technology are the future.
Daniel Valade
Toni McQuilken is the senior editor for the printing and packaging group.
Ashley Roberts is the Managing Editor of the Printing & Packaging Group.
Roland DGA launched its third-generation TrueVIS VG3 and SG3 series large-format printer/cutters. The new models continue to benefit from core TrueVIS technology and functionality, plus new user-focused enhancements to features and industrial design.
Technology has changed and evolved, so what applications are still a good fit for solvent printing? Canvas reproductions, vehicle wraps, and stickers/decals are the top choices, “because of the high quality and color reproducibility that solvent printers can accomplish with a low total cost of ownership."
Roland DGA Corporation has announced the release of Roland DG Connect version 1.1, which includes new features to increase the visualization of printer productivity, efficiency and profitability, now for an expanded range of Roland DG printers.
Since the inception of wide-format printing, much of the focus has been on the speeds and capabilities of the printing device. However, a view of the broader process — including cutting systems — helps shops understand their ability to convert a print into a product.
Roland DGA Corp. announced the addition of new 64-inch GR2-640 and 54-inch GR2-540 large-format vinyl cutters to the Roland DG CAMM-1 series.
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