Roland DGA Introduces New CAMM-1 GR Series Cutters -- Uniquely Designed to Maximize Productivity

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Mar 07, 2017, 07:00 ET

IRVINE, Calif., March 7, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Roland DGA has announced the launch of its new CAMM-1 GR series – next generation large-format cutters engineered from the ground up to deliver best-in-class cutting quality and productivity. Combining rugged construction with a host of advanced features, the GR series offers users unsurpassed speed, accuracy and versatility.

Every GR series cutter features an "L-shaped" integrated machine and stand design that ensures optimum stability, even when cutting at speeds of up to 58.5 inches/sec (1,485 mm/sec). In addition, GR series cutters offer up to 600 gf of down force, for the power needed to cut through thicker media with ease and precision. Each model is also equipped with a new dual-position tool carriage that makes the transition from kiss-cutting to perforating seamless. Repositioning the blade from the front holder to the second blade holder over a groove in the platen eliminates the need to frequently replace the protection strip on the device.

GR series cutters are capable of reading crop marks generated by the most popular industry-wide software, which gives the cutter total flexibility to be paired with existing large-format printers in the market. With a choice of GR cutters available – the GR-640, GR-540 and GR-420 – users can select from 64-inch, 54-inch and 42-inch cutting widths to suit their specific needs.

Roland's GR series cutters feature an advanced media feeding system that helps optimize performance and production. Electronically adjustable pinch rollers allow the pressure to be adjusted to 10 pre-set levels with the touch of a button for smooth feeding of any media thickness. Each GR cutter also offers up to 10x overlap cutting for slicing through difficult-to-cut substrates, plus a tangential emulation function for precise corner cutting when cutting letters from thicker materials. For increased convenience, there's a built-in media basket that makes collecting cut sheets easier than ever.

According to Julie Gederos, Roland DGA's product manager, cutters and digital platforms, Roland's GR series cutters are engineered to serve an increasingly diverse cutting industry. "Today's shops need to handle a wide range of applications, materials and media thicknesses," noted Gederos. "GR cutters are built for exactly that, making them ideal not only for sign making, but also for producing window and vehicle graphics, window tinting and car protection film, personalized apparel, labels and decals, packaging prototypes, and more."

Technical innovations and included Roland CutStudio software make GR series cutters extremely efficient and simple to use. CutStudio incorporates a Perforating Cutting function for creating pop-out stickers and decals, a Cut-by-Color function that's useful when outputting designs with multiple colored sheets, plus new functionality that automatically creates weed lines to facilitate weeding after designs have been cut. CutStudio also includes plug-in software that enables direct outputting from Adobe^® Illustrator^® and CorelDRAW^®. In addition, GR series cutters are supported by Roland's most popular RIP, VersaWorks Dual, and with new Ethernet connectivity, they can be easily integrated into an existing network running Roland printers.

For more information on Roland's new CAMM-1 GR series cutters, visit https://www.rolanddga.com/products/vinyl-cutters/camm-1-gr-large-format-cutters.

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About Roland DGA

Roland DGA Corporation serves North and South America as the marketing, sales and distribution arm for Roland DG Corporation. Founded in 1981 and listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Roland DG of Hamamatsu, Japan is a worldwide leader in wide-format inkjet printers for the sign, apparel, textile, packaging and vehicle graphics markets; engravers for awards, personalization and ADA signage; photo impact printers for direct part marking; and 3D printers and CNC milling machines for rapid prototyping, part manufacturing and the medical and dental CAD/CAM industries.

For more information, contact:

Marc Malkin
(949) 727-2100 ext. 1372
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