Roland DG announces new generation ECO-SOL MAX 3 for the EU region
Roland DG has launched ECO-SOL MAX 3, a new generation ink for use with its range of eco-solvent printers and printer/cutters. Available in both 220cc and 500cc cartridges, the new ink delivers 'faster drying times; larger capacity cartridges; a lower price per cc of ink; and an overall performance upgrade'.
ECO-SOL MAX 3 has also received GREENGUARD Gold Certification, which includes safety factors that makes sure a product is acceptable for use in environments such as schools and hospitals.
From 28 September with the purchase of every new eco-solvent Roland DG printer, customers in England, Scotland and Wales can order ECO-SOL MAX 3; with further roll out to the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland from January 2016.
ECO-SOL MAX 3 will also be made available to existing customers as a performance upgrade, which will take place in a staged roll-out, starting with the VersaSTUDIO BN-20 and VersaCAMM VS-i. Soon to be followed by the VersaCAMM SP-i series, SOLJET PRO4 series (XR-640 & XF-640) and the VersaEXPRESS RF-640. As such Roland DG will guarantee support for ECO-SOL MAX 3 on all current models of eco-solvent printers and printer/cutters, and on most legacy devices. This fits to Roland DG’s vision to support the ongoing loyalty of our customers, enabling them to benefit from the latest technology developments.
The process of converting an existing printer to ECO-SOL MAX 3 is so 'quick and easy' that, with the online guidance provided, many customer will be able manage the process themselves.
Jerry Davies, President, Roland DG, EMEA said: “We are delighted to be able to provide access to the latest ink technology to both new and existing customers, and are proud that once again, we continue to provide yet another compelling reason to remain loyal to ECO-SOL MAX inks. As well as the new benefits of the ink, ECO-SOL MAX 3 continues to offer the reliability, quality, consistency and durability that customers over many years have always relied upon.”