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3 Things You Should Know About Dye-Sublimation

Roland DGA Public Relations Dye-Sublimation , Tips & Tricks , Featured apparel printing , dye sublimation , soft signage , sublimation printing
Digital printing technology has improved rapidly, and as a result, it’s merged and diversified industries so that screen printers are now offering digital printing and sign shops are able to offer apparel. We saw this type of industry adaptation happen with the emergence of eco-solvent printers, and we can see it now with dye-sublimation printers.

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What Can't You Print On? flatbed printing on different materials

What Can’t You Print On?

Roland DGA Public Relations Inkjet Printers & Printers/Cutters , Inspiration , Featured flatbed printing , flatbed printers , flatbed uv printing , large format uv printing
The flatbed printer revolution and what it means for your business. When discussing flatbed UV printing, the statement “what can’t you print on!” is probably more appropriate. With the right flatbed device, there are not many items you can’t directly print on. For sign shops and other design and print businesses, UV flatbed printing represents a massive increase in production capabilities.

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Dental milling dry and wet devices

Wet or Dry? The Need for Both Dental Milling Machines

Roland DGA Public Relations Dental , Featured dental milling devices , dental milling machines , dry dental milling , wet dental milling
Roland DGA recently announced the release of the DWX-4W, our company’s first wet-milling machine. It was added to the Roland DG's family of dental milling devices in answer to our lab and dental users need for a wet-milling option to handle many of the new brands and materials such as IPS e.max®. The DWX-4W fills a gap in many dental restoration workflows, giving laboratories the added flexibility of milling glass ceramic, lithium disilicate and composite resin materials that are becoming increasingly popular in the industry due to their high translucency, increased flexural strength and hardness, and overall aesthetic value for inlay/onlays and other smile line restorations.

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