Roland DG

Roland EU2-1000MF Large-Format UV Flatbed Printer — 96 × 48 in.

Production UV flatbed for boards, panels and rigid sheet: 96 × 48 in. four-zone vacuum bed, media up to 3.74 in. thick, Gen 6 printhead 1.58× faster than the EU-1000MF. 4 or 6 printheads, E-US UV ink.

$99,995 CAD

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SKU EU2-1000MF-6C

Features

Roland EU2-1000MF Large-Format UV Flatbed Printer

Roland DG's production UV flatbed for boards, panels and rigid sheet: a 96 × 48 in. four-zone vacuum bed, media up to 3.74 in. thick, and a new Gen 6 printhead that runs 1.58 times faster than the EU-1000MF. Order it with four heads (CMYK) or six (CMYK + white + gloss), running E-US UV ink from 2.5 L tanks.

  • Gen 6 industrial printhead, 50 kHz, 5 to 15 pl drops, removable cable
  • Up to 390 sq ft/h in CMYK draft, 194 sq ft/h standard (actual print times)
  • 4- or 6-printhead configuration chosen at purchase
  • 96 × 48 in. bed with four vacuum zones, positive air pressure and alignment pins
  • Media up to 3.74 in. (95 mm) thick and 45 kg/m²
  • E-US UV ink in 1 L bottles, 2.5 L tanks, GREENGUARD Gold
  • Liquid-cooled UV-LED lamps
  • Light-barrier panels, proximity sensors, media collision guards and four-corner emergency stops
  • VersaWorks 7 RIP included; one-year Roland DGA warranty

Specifications

Maximum printing area 96 × 44 in. (2,440 × 1,120 mm), extendable to 96 × 48 in.
Media thickness Max. 3.74 in. (95 mm)
Media weight Max. 45 kg/m² (99 lb./m²)
Resolution Max. 720 × 1,200 dpi
Ink E-US: six colours (CMYK, white, gloss) or four colours (CMYK); 2.5 L tanks
Power Single-phase AC 220 V, 50/60 Hz, 32 A; approx. 5,900 W
Dimensions (W × D × H) 188 × 83 × 58 in. (4,750 × 2,100 × 1,470 mm)
Weight 2,870 lb. (1,300 kg)

Price shown is the 6-colour configuration. 4-colour CMYK configuration available; request a quote.

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