This family of three wide-format inkjet printers are the latest in Roland VS's family of combined printer-cutters. These are the 64in (1,625mm) VS-640i, the 54in (1,371mm) VS-540i, and the 30in (762mm) VS-300i. this family aimed at the sign-making, commercial print, photographic and packaging design sectors. How do they work? The configuration is fairly conventional, with a travelling carriage containing both the inkjet printheads and the cutting knife for the contour cutter. The printheads (made by Epson) are piezo greyscale drop-on-demand, with 1,440dpi resolution and seven droplet sizes. Cutting lines can be set up within the main artwork file using standard vector software such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw, using a special colour name that’s detected by the VersaWorks RIP. Registration spots are printed automatically. If cutting’s required, after the main print run the media is rolled back and the cutting pass is run, with a detector on the head aligning it to the registration marks. Alternatively, the roll can be cut off after printing so the resulting sheet can be laminated then fed back into the printer for a separate contour cutting pass. How do they differ from previous models? There are general improvements in speed and performance to the family’s versatile general-purpose inkjet predecessors. The ink cartridges are now front loading. Cut settings can now be adjusted on the fly during long jobs. The Eco-Sol Max2 ink is new as is a choice of five colour configurations. The inks are CMYK, light cyan, light magenta, light black, white and metallic silver. The light black is new to the range and helps tonal reproduction in black and white photographs. The white and silver inks are a higher density than their predecessors, so white can be printed one-and-a-half times faster and silver twice as fast.

1. How Do Roland VS-i Series
Work & Innovation For
Previous Models
2018/10/26

2. This family of three wide-format inkjet printers are the latest in
Roland VS's family of combined printer-cutters. These are the
64in (1,625mm) VS-640i, the 54in (1,371mm) VS-540i, and the
30in (762mm) VS-300i. this family aimed at the sign-making,
commercial print, photographic and packaging design sectors.

3. How do they work?
The configuration is fairly conventional, with a travelling carriage containing both the inkjet
printheads and the cutting knife for the contour cutter. The printheads (made by Epson) are
piezo greyscale drop-on-demand, with 1,440dpi resolution and seven droplet sizes.
Cutting lines can be set up within the main artwork file using standard vector software such
as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw, using a special colour name that’s detected by the
VersaWorks RIP. Registration spots are printed automatically. If cutting’s required, after the
main print run the media is rolled back and the cutting pass is run, with a detector on the
head aligning it to the registration marks. Alternatively, the roll can be cut off after printing so
the resulting sheet can be laminated then fed back into the printer for a separate contour
cutting pass.

4. How do they differ from previous
models?
There are general improvements in
speed and performance to the
family’s versatile general-purpose
inkjet predecessors. The ink
cartridges are now front loading.
Cut settings can now be adjusted
on the fly during long jobs. The
Eco-Sol Max2 ink is new as is a
choice of five colour configurations.
The inks are CMYK, light cyan,
light magenta, light black, white
and metallic silver. The light black
is new to the range and helps tonal
reproduction in black and white
photographs. The white and silver
inks are a higher density than their
predecessors, so white can be
printed one-and-a-half times faster
and silver twice as fast. 

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