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Eco solvent
Our clear knowledge base contains extensive information on all common printing techniques, so you can quickly and easily find the answers to all your questions.
Getting Started with Eco-Solvent
Essential guides for first-time users, including machine setup, initial print procedures, and basic media loading.
Optimal Eco-Solvent Cut Settings
Find the best configuration for force, speed, and blade offset to achieve perfect contour cuts on various materials.
Expert Eco-Solvent Tips & Tricks
Advanced techniques, maintenance hacks, and efficiency secrets to maximize the lifespan and quality of your prints and equipment.
Eco-Solvent Technology Glossary
A comprehensive list of terms, definitions, and abbreviations related to eco-solvent printing, inks, and media.
Eco-Solvent Printing FAQ’s
Answers to the most common questions regarding printing errors, troubleshooting, ink-related issues, and workflow.
Latest Eco-Solvent Industry News
Stay updated with new eco-solvent printers, ink releases, material innovations, and software updates.
Glossaries about Eco Solvent
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FAQ’s about Eco Solvent
More FAQ’s-
Can I only use a Roland Eco-Solvent printer/plotter for printable Flex? (Textile)
Absolutely not! Roland Eco-Solvent printer/plotters are extremely versatile and are used for:
* Textile Printing with printable Flex (for corporate and sportswear).
* Stickers and Lettering using various self-adhesive printable vinyl types.
* Large Format Printing: Printing high-quality photos, posters, printable wallpaper, and canvas, thanks to the high image quality.
* Domed Stickers (when paired with resin). -
If I own a Roland Eco-Solvent machine, do I still need a separate cutting plotter?
Cutting accuracy is achieved via the Cut-Contour feature. In graphic software (like Adobe Illustrator or CorelDraw), you assign the cutting line a specific spot color. Roland’s VersaWorks RIP software recognizes this specific color in the file and knows that the line should be cut, not printed, giving you extremely precise control over the cutting path.
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How does the Roland machine know exactly where to cut the design?
Cutting accuracy is achieved via the Cut-Contour feature. In graphic software (like Adobe Illustrator or CorelDraw), you assign the cutting line a specific spot color. Roland’s VersaWorks RIP software recognizes this specific color in the file and knows that the line should be cut, not printed, giving you extremely precise control over the cutting path.
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Is there an Eco-Solvent solution for polyester fabrics prone to dye migration?
Yes. For printing on colored polyester (like athletic wear), you must use a printable Flex designed with a sublimation-blocking layer.
Solution: MagiCut offers the MagiCut 2Print Sublibloc. This printable flex contains a special barrier that prevents pigments from the polyester fabric from migrating into and discolouring the printed image. -
What kind of maintenance do Roland printer/plotters require?
Maintenance is relatively low, especially since most machines use CMYK ink (which is less maintenance-intensive than white ink). Essential maintenance includes:
* Always leave the printer ON (it performs automated cleaning cycles in sleep mode).
* Weekly/Bi-Weekly: Perform a manual cleaning (takes approx. 3 minutes) to clean the printhead cap and the wiper blade.
* Annually: It is recommended to have a service check performed by a Roland-certified technician. -
Do you offer training for the VersaWorks software and printable Flex?
Certainly. We provide a highly beneficial Eco-Solvent Training offered by personal appointment. This training covers all the Tips & Tricks for VersaWorks software and provides all the necessary knowledge for high-quality printing on textiles with printable Flex.
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