Roland DG · VersaOBJECT

CO-300i-F2

UV-LED Flatbed Printer — 30 in. × 59 in., objects to 9.5 in.

No control tower

— the touch panel is built into the printer's table, so the machine occupies the floor space it needs and nothing more.

The VersaOBJECT CO-300i-F2 prints directly onto finished objects and rigid stock up to 9.5 in. thick and 640 lbs. Eight ink channels cover CMYK plus red, orange, white and gloss, with primer available in a seven-colour configuration, and VersaWorks 7 generates the white, gloss and primer layers in the RIP rather than leaving them to be built by hand.

$59,995CAD
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September 2026 promotional pricing. ECO-UV EUV5 ink. Two-Year Warranty. Call 800-268-6577 or email sales@printfinish.com.

Object Handling

Objects to 9.5 in. thick and 640 lbs

The bed takes work up to 30 in. wide, 9.5 in. tall and 640 lbs, across a movable length of 59 in. That covers finished goods and awkward shapes — cases, panels, housings, machinery parts — not just flat sheet stock.

Ink

Eight channels including red and orange

ECO-UV EUV5 runs cyan, magenta, yellow, black, red, orange, white and gloss, or a seven-colour set with primer. Red and orange reach brand colours a CMYK gamut cannot, and primer improves adhesion on difficult substrates.

Workflow

VersaWorks 7 builds the special layers

White, gloss and primer layers are generated automatically in the RIP rather than prepared by hand in the artwork. On a machine whose value is spot gloss and white underbase, that removes the step most likely to go wrong.

Footprint

The control panel is in the table

The touch panel is integrated into a redesigned ergonomic table, so there is no separate control tower to find room for. That matters in the production spaces this machine is built for, where floor area is the scarce resource.

Media Loading

Anti-static bar as standard

An anti-static bar is included, making loading easier and improving printing accuracy — static on rigid substrates pulls ink off target and attracts the dust that shows up as defects.

Maintenance

Automated printhead cleaning

An automated cleaning function reduces routine maintenance and extends printhead life, which is the single most expensive consumable decision on a machine of this class.

Print directly onto the object

Finished goods, packaging prototypes and rigid stock — anything that fits the bed and stands up to 9.5 in. tall.

A four-step flatbed workflow

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

Place the work

Set the object on the bed — up to 30 in. wide, 9.5 in. tall and 640 lbs. The anti-static bar handles the charge that rigid substrates pick up.

Build the job

VersaWorks 7 generates white, gloss and primer layers in the RIP, so the special layers are set up once rather than drawn by hand.

Print and cure

UV-LED lamps cure as the carriage runs, across a movable length of 59 in. at up to 1,440 dpi.

Unload

Output is handleable straight off the bed, and the automated cleaning cycle keeps the printhead ready for the next job.

Specifications

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

Printing method
Piezo ink-jet, UV-LED curing
Object width
762 mm (30 in.)
Object height
242 mm (9.5 in.)
Object weight
Max. 290 kg (640 lb.)
Printing width
749 mm (29.4 in.)
Movable length
1,500 mm (59 in.)
Ink
ECO-UV (EUV5) — up to eight colours
Dimensions
76 × 93.9 × 57.9 in. (1,928 × 2,384 × 1,469 mm)

Frequently asked questions

What can the CO-300i-F2 print on?

Finished objects and rigid stock up to 30 in. wide, 9.5 in. tall and 640 lbs, across a movable length of 59 in. Cases, panels, housings, packaging and machinery parts all fall inside that envelope.

What do red and orange inks add?

Reach. A CMYK gamut cannot hit many brand reds and oranges. Adding those channels means brand-critical work matches without a spot-colour workaround — which is often the difference between winning the job and not.

Do I have to build the white and gloss layers myself?

No. VersaWorks 7 generates white, gloss and primer layers directly in the RIP, so the special layers are produced from the artwork rather than prepared by hand.

How much space does it need?

The machine measures 76 × 93.9 × 57.9 in. Notably there is no separate control tower — the touch panel is built into the table — so the footprint is the machine itself.

What power does it need?

A 230 V, 16 A, 2P+E supply, drawing roughly 1.80 kW while running at full vacuum and 0.08 kW asleep. Plan the circuit before delivery.

How does it differ from the previous CO Series?

The CO-300i-F2 is the newer "i" generation and is a different machine from the CO-300-F200 and CO-640 models, at a substantially lower price. Talk to us if you are comparing the two — the right choice depends on object size and volume.

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Tell us what you need to print on, including the largest object, and we will confirm ink configuration, installation requirements and lead time.

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