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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.
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.
Vehicle Wraps
Banners
Posters
Wall Posters
Wall Graphics
Stickers & Decals
Sticker Sheets
Transit Signage
Window Graphics
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)
Printing
Printing method
Piezo ink-jet method
Printing/cutting width
Max. 1,600 mm (62.9 in.)
Printing resolution
Max. 1,800 dpi
Media heating system
Print heater 30 to 45 °C (86 to 113 °F); dryer 30 to 55 °C (86 to 131 °F)
Media
Width
335 to 1,625 mm (13.2 to 64 in.)
Thickness
Max. 1.0 mm (39.3 mil) with liner for printing; max. 0.4 mm (15.7 mil) with liner and 0.22 mm (8.6 mil) without liner for cutting
Roll outer diameter
Max. 250 mm (9.8 in.)
Roll weight
Max. 45 kg (99 lb.)
Core diameter
76.2 mm (3 in.) or 50.8 mm (2 in.)
Ink
Type
Eco-Solvent Ink (TR3), 500 ml cartridge (white 220 ml only)
Colours
Eight colours (cyan, magenta, yellow, black, light cyan, light magenta, orange, green); seven colours (cyan, magenta, yellow, black, orange, green, white ×2); or four colours (cyan, magenta, yellow, black)
Cutting
Cutting speed
10 to 300 mm/s (0.39 to 11.8 in./s)
Blade force
30 to 500 gf
Blade type
Roland CAMM-1 series blade
Blade offset
0.000 to 1.500 mm (0.0 to 59 mil)
Software resolution
0.025 mm/step (0.98 mil/step)
Power and environment
Rated input
100–120 / 220–240 V a.c., 50/60 Hz, 8.9 / 4.5 A
Power consumption
Approx. 1,180 W in operation; approx. 50 W in sleep
Acoustic noise
66 dB (A) or less in operation; 56 dB (A) or less on standby
Connectivity
Ethernet (100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T, automatic switching)
Environment
Operating 20 to 32 °C (68 to 89.6 °F), 35 to 80 %RH, no condensation
Physical
Dimensions (W × D × H)
2,886 × 748 × 1,415 mm (113.7 × 29.5 × 55.8 in.)
Weight
196 kg (433 lb.)
Included items
Dedicated stand, power cord, media take-up unit, media holders, replacement blade for separating knife, cleaning liquid bottle, drain bottle, User's Manual, software (VersaWorks, Roland DG Connect)
Compatible inks
The XG-640 runs TrueVIS TR3 ink in 500 ml pouches.
Consumables & wear parts
Genuine Roland DG parts for the XG-640. Prices in USD and CAD on each listing.
Blades & blade holders
45° / .25 Offset Blade, 1 ea. – All Purpose
45° / .25 Offset Blade, 3-Pack – All Purpose
45° / .25 Offset Blade, 5-Pack – All Purpose
60° / .10 Offset Blade, 1 ea. – Thick Materials
60° / .10 Offset Blade, 3-Pack – Thick Materials
25° / .125 Offset Blade, 5-Pack – Thin Materials
45° / .25 Offset Premium Blade, 2-Pack – Standard Materials
45° / .25 Premium Blade, 5-Pack – All Purpose
45° / .25 Premium Blade, 5-Pack – Standard Materials
60° / .50 Premium Blade, 5-Pack – Sandblast
60° / 1.00 Premium Blade, 5-Pack – Thick Materials
55° / .5 Offset Blade, 2-Pack – Window Tint
Blade Holder, Adjustable Tip, Regular
Blade Holder, Adjustable Tip, Alloy — Blue
Blade Holder, Adjustable Tip, Alloy — Orange
Blade Holder, Adjustable Tip, Alloy — RedFrequently 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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