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Roland DG at Printing United 2019— Ten New Products and One Awesome New Print Show

October 30, 2019 Roland DGA Dye-Sublimation , Featured , Inspiration , Marketing Expertise , Tradeshows & Events , UV Printing , Engraving rolanddga, roland printers, large format printing, uv printing, sticker printers, packaging printing, large format uv flatbed printer, built to build your business, dye-sublimation, apparel printing, tote bag printing, print trade shows

It was quite literally a whirlwind of a show for Roland DG, but thankfully, a tornado couldn’t stop PRINTING United in Dallas from being one of the biggest and most exciting tradeshows we’ve had the pleasure of exhibiting at. Printing UNITED 2019 was very significant for Roland DG. It was a new show, a new venue, and a whole truck-full of new Roland DG products that we were thrilled to present to the world.

VersaUV Technology Earns an A+ from Top Packaging Schools

December 16, 2013 Roland DGA Public Relations Inkjet Printers & Printers/Cutters , Inspiration package design , packaging , prototyping , versauv

In a retail environment flooded with competing advertising messages, how does one package cut through the clutter?

What will the New Year bring?

December 14, 2011 Patrick Kersey Marketing Expertise , Engraving , Inspiration 2012 , forecast , packaging , personalization , signs , wrap

Well, it’s that time of year again. Among all the shopping, parties, sporting events, and other distractions, here at Roland DGA we’ve spent the last few months forecasting our sales and formulating strategies for 2012.

Graph Expo, Pack Expo, Great Expos!

October 06, 2011 Rick Scrimger Tradeshows & Events inkjet , labeling , lec , lec-330 , metallic inks , packaging , prototyping , rapid package prototyping , sgia expo , tradeshow , versauv , versauv lej-640

You know it’s fall when trade shows seem to be back-to-back all the way through October, and 2011 is no different. GraphExpo’s been around for some time now, and while it’s changed (see Jim Raffel’s blog about the history of Graph Expo), this year was a good show for us with quite a bit of interest around our VersaUV lineup with a specific interest in what LED-UV curing inks allow you to print on. Packaging and labels were high on the interest list, as well as being able to print onto commercial print stock for proofing. Also at the show, we had the VS-series units showing metallic proofing applications, which really pave the way as a replacement of aging Kodak Approvals out in the field (at a dramatically lower per print cost).

Realistic Packaging Prototypes - Without an Arts & Crafts Session

January 31, 2011 Dede Sabey Inkjet Printers & Printers/Cutters box prototype , inkjet , lec , lec-330 , mock-ups , package design , packaging , proofs , prototyping , rapid package prototyping , versauv , westpack

How much easier would it be to sell your package concept to your client or your superiors if you could make new mock-ups every day as your design evolves?

Please Don’t Drool on the Machines

November 08, 2010 Dede Sabey Tradeshows & Events comps , functional models , labeling , lec-330 , mock-ups , pack expo , packaging , prototypes , prototyping , rapid package prototyping , tradeshow , versauv

We took our package prototyping technologies to Pack Expo last week and despite our distant booth location in the "More Exhibits" area at the end of the North Hall, on the far right aisle, almost to the back, you found us. Brand owners, package designers, contract manufacturers and even other exhibitors were oogling over our product offering, telling us how revolutionary our equipment is. That's right, they were telling us! As if we might not realize what we have here.

A Global Award for the VersaUV LEC

September 15, 2010 Dede Sabey Inkjet Printers & Printers/Cutters awards , label expo , labeling , lec-330 , packaging , prototyping , versauv

Hey! Our Roland DG VersaUV just earned the Label Industry Global Award for new Innovation at Label Expo this week! How ’bout that!?! The VersaUV has been around for a few years now and although it’s gained some momentum recently, it remains for the large part unknown among most of our target audience.