Roland DG · TrueVIS

XG-640

64" Professional Print/Cut

Built for volume

— up to 242 ft²/h in four-colour mode, so the XG-640 suits shops that run production work all day rather than occasional jobs.

The TrueVIS XG-640 is Roland's professional 64-inch print and cut machine. It prints roughly 50% faster than the VG3 it replaces, runs GBL-free TR3 ink, and adds perforated sheet cutting so finished pieces separate cleanly. Eight-colour configurations widen the gamut when brand colour matters.

$29,995CAD
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September 2026 promotional pricing. TR3 ink in 500 ml cartridges (white 220 ml). Call 800-268-6577 or email sales@printfinish.com.

Production Speed

Roughly 50% faster than the VG3

Four-colour mode runs up to 242 ft²/h on vinyl, and an eight-colour configuration still reaches 163.6 ft²/h. That turns the XG-640 into a machine you can schedule a day of work around rather than one job at a time.

Colour Range

Eight channels for brand colour

Run CMYK with light cyan, light magenta, orange and green for a wide gamut, or swap to seven colours with double white for clear and coloured media. TR3 ink is GBL-free and denser than the previous generation, so colours hold up.

Finishing

Perforated sheet cut, built in

The XG-640 cuts perforated sheet separations as part of the job, so prints come off the roll ready to break apart. Contour cutting runs 10 to 300 mm/s with 30 to 500 gf of blade force.

What the XG-640 produces

Eco-solvent print and cut on roll media to 64 in. wide, at up to 242 ft²/h in four-colour mode.

A four-step production workflow

Roland DG Connect Designer, VersaWorks 7, and the BY2-20 work together as one connected design-to-print workflow.

Prepare the file

Build the graphic and its cut path, then send the job through VersaWorks 7.

Load the media

Roll media 335 to 1,625 mm wide loads onto the dedicated stand, with the take-up unit handling long runs.

Print, cut and separate

The machine prints, cures through the heater and dryer, contour cuts, and perforates sheet separations in one pass.

Track the cost

Roland DG Connect reports ink use and cost per square foot, so quoting comes from real running figures.

Specifications

Key specs at a glance, with the full technical sheet below.

Printing method
Piezo ink-jet
Print/cut width
Max. 1,600 mm (62.9 in.)
Media width
335 to 1,625 mm (13.2 to 64 in.)
Resolution
Max. 1,800 dpi
Ink
Eco-Solvent TR3, 500 ml cartridge (white 220 ml)
Print speed
Up to 242 ft²/h (4 colour); 163.6 ft²/h (8 colour)
Cutting speed
10 to 300 mm/s (0.39 to 11.8 in./s)
Dimensions
113.7 × 29.5 × 55.8 in.
Weight
433 lb. (196 kg)

Frequently asked questions

How much faster is the XG-640 than the VG3?

Roland puts it at roughly 50% faster. In practice four-colour mode reaches 242 ft²/h on vinyl and eight-colour work still runs 163.6 ft²/h, so both everyday and premium jobs move quicker.

Which ink configuration should I choose?

Four colours suits high-volume everyday graphics. Eight colours adds light cyan, light magenta, orange and green for smoother gradations and a wider gamut. The seven-colour setup swaps in double white for clear and coloured media.

What is GBL-free ink and why does it matter?

TR3 ink leaves out gamma-butyrolactone, a solvent that carries handling and shipping restrictions in some regions. It also runs denser than the previous generation, so colour holds better. Cartridges are paper-based.

Does it cut as well as print?

Yes. Contour cutting is integrated, running 10 to 300 mm/s with 30 to 500 gf of blade force, and the machine also cuts perforated sheet separations so finished pieces break apart cleanly.

What power does it need?

A single supply at 100–120 or 220–240 V a.c., 50/60 Hz, drawing 8.9 A or 4.5 A respectively. Expect roughly 1,180 W while running and about 50 W asleep.

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