This new configuration is available in five colours for the BN-20 – cyan, magenta, yellow, black and white; and 7 colours for the VS-Series – cyan, magenta, yellow, black, light cyan, light magenta and double white. Users can choose the ink configuration that best suits their business needs at the time of purchasing.

Conrad Birkett, business development manager Roland DG Australia says, “Currently white colour printing is available for screen printing and gravure printing. However, the high costs involved in plate making and paper use with these traditional methods means that small lot printing becomes unprofitable.

“Moreover, these traditional methods can take several days just to deliver a few pieces of print. With the additional new white-colour configuration options, Roland’s BN-20 and VS Series are an ideal solution for small printing businesses, design offices and medium-sized screen printers to increase productivity, add value to their offering and cover a wider-variety of their customer’s needs.”

Roland DG explains that with innovative solutions such as the new white ink configuration, it aims to provide printing businesses with the tools to meet the growing demand from brand owners, retail outlets and design houses for small lot and specialised printing.

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