There’s always a demand for reproducing metallic effects that add some glitz and glamour to products or packaging, making the ability to create these effects so attractive to many print businesses. Luckily, modern digital print technology provides several options to introduce metallic effects to your product range that are far more achievable for most businesses by being quicker, cheaper and more suited to short runs. In this article, we’ll look at these methods so you can see if they’re right for your print projects.

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If you are making your first tentative steps into the world of large format print, you want to ensure you are set up to produce high-quality work as quickly as possible. Waste is costly and so is ink, so it’s worthwhile having a pre-print checklist to optimise your process as much as possible. Follow our pointers to ensure your projects meet expectations every time.

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After-sales support affects how smoothly a business runs and equally, business profitability can be boosted or battered through production efficiency or inefficiency. Roland DG Care was developed for that purpose - to help our customers at all stages of their lifecycle with Roland DG and to drive the smooth operation of their business. 

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When you are getting into printing, your choice of ink is important. There is no single ink that can accomplish everything, and no printer that can accommodate every type of ink. Your ink configuration to its chemical composition will impact what you can do and what results you can achieve.

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From print vinyl to paper, banner to canvas, find out about the different types of media for digital printing and the features and benefits of each one.

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Vinyl cutting is easy to learn and inexpensive and lets you produce your own t-shirts, wall graphics, car stickers and more.

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If you want to accurately hit brand colours or print smooth, sometimes a CMYK ink configuration isn’t enough. Read on to find out how additional inks can help.

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Fewer people than ever are buying mass-produced, one-size-fits-all products, and shopping trends prove it. Year-on-year, consumer studies and surveys are showing consistent growth in demand for individually personalised items.

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Dentists were given a glimpse of the ‘future’ of clinical CAD-CAM available to them at a CAD-CAM chairside systems workshop for dentists, hosted by XYZ Dental at the Align Technology Training Centre in St Leonards, Sydney.

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Increasingly, your customers are looking to print to a wider variety of applications – whether that be a range of branded items to promote a business, or even personalised gifts for loved ones. If you can’t produce these items and meet your customers’ needs, you could lose their business, and their loyalty.

Rather than purchase multiple machines to meet this growing demand for personalisation, wouldn’t it be great if there was one machine that could do it all?

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