This inkjet printer and printer/cutter, according to Roland DG, builds on the company’s award-winning Soljet technology with refinements of increased speed, precision and overall performance. It is capable of producing billboard signs at 32sgm/hr at 360x360dpi or high-quality banners at 8sqm at 720x720dpi. The printer is capable of a maximum resolution of 1400x1400dpi.
Zoltan Pekar, Roland DG colour product specialist, says, “Whether you are in the business of outdoor sign making or quality indoor graphics production, you can take full advantage of the new PRO II V series.
“Based on the combination of Roland’s new “V” Technology and environmentally-friendly ECO-SOL INK, the PROII Vs quickly produce vivid billboards, banners or unmatched smooth, natural looking graphics with an outstanding level of detail. With the addition of Roland VersaWorks software, every single internal data processing point in the Pro II V Series has been optimised and streamlined for easier, faster production.”
To take advantage of all the Pro II V advanced hardware features, Roland created VersaWorks, a software rip developed exclusively for Roland inkjet printers. VersaWorks features an efficient GUI operation that allows printers to take full advantage of a wide variety of layout, edit and print functions such as nesting, tiling and auto/manual-layout, among others. These features combine with an advanced colour management system and the ability to customise ICC profiles to ensure the highest overall levels of performance.
In addition, VersaWorks offers the ability to preview jobs on screen reducing ink consumption. It features network support for both Windows and Mac users and simplifies printing by offering two job queues for handling different print conditions. Users can automatically update VersaWorks through the Internet, ensuring that they have the latest version and ICC profiles available. VersaWorks is built upon the genuine Adobe PostScript 3 engine and is compatible with Windows 2000/XP.
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