Caldera Quick to the Scene for Roland VersaExpress RF-640
Aug 11, 2014
Following the announcement of the Roland DG VersaExpress RF-640, Caldera has released a set of drivers to support the machine. Compatible with all products in its suite of wide-format print control software, including GrandRIP+ and CopyRIP, the drivers ensure seamless operation, meaning that print houses can take full advantage of the 1.6m roll-to-roll engine's high throughput speeds and broad color gamut immediately. The drivers available for the VersaExpress RF-640 are for both its eco-solvent and water-based ink sets, ensuring that color management and other RIP data is translated error-free to the machine. The print modes co-operate with Roland Intelligent Pass Control at certain print speeds, which controls dot placement between passes to enhance quality at high speeds, while advanced operators will be able to override certain print mode parameters. Caldera's controllers also guarantee optimized speeds for its fast-four eco-solvent configuration and excellent color control when using the extended six- and eight-color sets available with water-based ink models.
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