VersaOBJECT MO-240/180

"Will the prints of the goods we are planning actually be possible? Is the process not too difficult? What is the printing cost per piece? Will we need to hire new operators? What else can we print on?" Are you searching for information while worrying about these things? The quickest way is to consult with us directly. In 2024, we will be offering two new series of UV printers. The BD series, ideal for entry-level models, and the MO series, which combines high speed and high precision, perfect for production models. We will provide detailed information about the differences between the two series and how to choose the one that is best for your company. It’s perfectly fine to consult with us even if you are just at the stage of interest before considering implementation. You can try it out for free, so please feel free to apply.

This is a practical monetization seminar that clearly explains the process of creating acrylic keychains and how to generate profits, with the opportunity to ask questions on the spot. You will also be able to see the movements of the "BD-8" and laser processing machines at the venue. It's perfect for those who want to start a manufacturing business!

Roland DG Corporation, which manufactures and sells commercial inkjet printers, will announce the "MO-180," a UV-LED flatbed inkjet printer, as a new product in its "VersaOBJECT" series, which enables high-definition direct printing on various three-dimensional objects. Sales will initially start in Japan, followed by a global rollout. The MO series was born as the new standard model of UV flatbed printers, achieving the beautiful and high-definition output expression that is the biggest feature of our UV printers with higher productivity. Following the release of the MO-240 in January of this year, we are now adding the more compact MO-180 to our lineup.

Roland DG Corporation, which manufactures and sells commercial inkjet printers, will announce and release the "MO-240," a UV-LED flatbed inkjet printer, as a new product in its "VersaOBJECT" series, capable of direct printing on various three-dimensional objects.