Roland DG · TrueVIS

TR2 Ink

Eco-Solvent Ink — 500 ml Pouches

Ten colours

CMYK plus light cyan, light magenta, light black, orange, green and white.

TR2 is the TrueVIS eco-solvent ink for the SG, SG2, SG3, VG, VG2 and VG3 families and the VF2-640. Ten channels cover CMYK, three light inks for smooth gradients, orange and green for extended gamut, and white for clear and dark media. Pouches are 500 ml; white is 250 ml.

$160.99USD
Available channels
  • Cyan
  • Magenta
  • Yellow
  • Black
  • Light Cyan
  • Light Magenta
  • Light Black
  • Orange
  • Green
  • White

Per 500 ml pouch, 20 per case. Orange and green are priced higher; white is 250 ml. Call 800-268-6577 or email sales@printfinish.com.

Range

Ten channels including orange and green

Orange and green extend the gamut past CMYK for brand colours, while three light inks keep gradients smooth.

White

For clear film and dark media

White in 250 ml handles backing layers on window graphics and underbases on dark or metallic substrates.

Proven

The established TrueVIS ink

TR2 has been the standard across the SG and VG families for years, with a long record on outdoor sign work and a wide media compatibility list.

Case size

Twenty pouches per case

A larger case than TR3 or TH, which suits shops running steady production volume.

What TR2 prints

Everyday sign and graphics production across the SG and VG families.

  • Vehicle Graphics
  • Outdoor Signage
  • Window Graphics
  • Labels and Decals
  • Banners
  • Point of Sale

Specifications

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

Ink type
Eco-solvent
Size
500 ml pouch, 20 per case — white is 250 ml
Channels
Ten: CMYK, light cyan, light magenta, light black, orange, green, white
Machines
SG, SG2, SG3, VG, VG2, VG3 and VF2-640
Cleaning liquid
TR2-CL2, 500 ml — sold separately

Frequently asked questions

Can I put TR2 in a VG4 or XG-640?

No. Those machines run TR3. TR2 is for the SG, SG2, SG3, VG, VG2, VG3 and VF2-640.

Why is TR2 more expensive than TR3?

It is — $160.99 against $129.99 per 500 ml. That is what the September 2026 Roland price list shows, and it reflects the different formulation and case structure rather than an error.

Why is white a smaller pouch?

White is 250 ml because it is used for backing and underbase layers rather than as a process colour, so a full 500 ml would often expire before it was used.

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