The company continues that the LEC-330 delivers greater overall performance and versatility than the previous model, with higher image quality, up to twice the productivity in standard print mode, and support for an even wider range of materials including rigid substrates.

Also according to Roland, the LEC-330 is ideal for applications ranging from high-end package prototyping to control panel production and small lot production of labels and decals.

Conrad Birkett, business development manager at Roland DG says, “The new LEC-330 offers greater media compatibility, production-level print speeds and three ink combinations.”

He continues, “Designed for a host of short-run production, packaging prototyping and labeling applications, the LEC-330 is an exceptional tool that can save time, lower pre-press costs and generate new revenues for commercial printers.”

Roland DG also outlines that the LEC-330 includes a high-quality artistic print mode (1440 x 1440 dpi) for sharp, detailed graphics and text. Additional print heads and innovative Roland Intelligent Pass Control technology further enhance image quality, according to the company.

Users can also choose from three ink combinations: the standard ink configuration supporting the widest variety of applications (CMYK+White+Clear), a high-opacity white ink configuration (CMYK+White+White) and a thick gloss-ink-effect configuration (CMYK+Clear+Clear).

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