By: Domino

 

Great Lakes Label, located in Comstock Park, Michigan USA, is the very first installation in North America of the new Mark Andy DSiQ-R ‘powered by Domino’ digital retrofit module.

 

The new Mark Andy DSiQ-R was installed onto an existing 10-color 13” Mark Andy Performance Series P5 flexo press.  The DSiQ-R is a digital retrofit module, designed & built by Domino, for converters to add digital printing capability onto an existing flexographic press… without adding additional footprint.

Utilizing the industry-leading Domino N610i digital UV inkjet print engine, the DSiQ-R is a compact retrofittable 3-in-1 flexible hybrid solution, allowing Great Lakes Label to maximize productivity for full hybrid printing, digital-only printing, or flexo-only printing.  It is a compact, flexible solution without the need for additional space, delivering excellent print quality and production flexibility, while taking advantage of quick turnaround and non-stop production for multiple SKU jobs. (This retrofit is available from Mark Andy as the DSiQ-R, and from Domino as the N610i-R).

 

We caught up with Tony Cook, Founder & CEO of Great Lakes Label to learn more about the business, and the drivers for adding the Mark Andy DSiQ-R.  Our visit was captured in this VIDEO: Great Lakes Label.

The Drive for Digital Printing

Great Lakes Label has built a reputation for providing high-quality, innovative label solutions across industries including food, beverage, household goods, automotive, and horticulture. As customer demands shifted toward shorter runs, increased customization, and faster turnaround times, the need for digital printing became clear.

 

“We have always been focused on innovation,” said Tony. “With growing demand for shorter production runs and variable printing, we knew digital was the next logical step. But we wanted to do it in a way that complemented our existing capabilities without compromising efficiency.

 

Why Domino?  Why Mark Andy?

Great Lakes Label explored various digital printing options over the years but was drawn to Domino’s technology for its superior quality, reliability, and ability to seamlessly integrate with their current flexographic operations. The company was particularly interested in a solution that would enhance productivity without requiring a complete overhaul of its press lineup.

 

“Our relationship with Mark Andy played a key role,” said Tony. “When we learned that they were collaborating with Domino on a retrofit solution, it was exactly what we had been hoping for—an innovative, hybrid approach that would allow us to maximize our existing press investments while adding digital capabilities.”

 

The Power of Partnership

The collaboration between Great Lakes Label, Domino, and Mark Andy exemplifies the power of industry partnerships. By installing the Domino-powered Mark Andy DSiQ-R onto an existing P5 flexo press, Great Lakes Label can now offer its customers greater flexibility, enhanced print quality, and improved turnaround times while maintaining the embellishment and finishing capabilities of their traditional press setup.

 

Mark Andy, a long-standing partner of Great Lakes Label, played a crucial role in bringing this integration to life. With decades of experience in flexographic press manufacturing and innovation, Mark Andy provided the necessary expertise and support to ensure seamless implementation. Their continued collaboration with Great Lakes Label underscores their shared commitment to driving advancements in the label industry.

 

“We were thrilled to be the first North American label converter to implement this technology,” added Tony. “This partnership is a game-changer for us, enabling us to better serve our customers with high-quality, high-efficiency digital printing while maintaining all the benefits of flexo production.”

 

Setting the Standard

The digital retrofit module delivers vibrant print with CMYK+ W digital UV ink, crisp detail, and exceptional durability. Combined with Mark Andy’s expertise in flexographic printing and finishing, this investment positions Great Lakes Label as a forward-thinking leader in the label industry.

 

“Domino has been in the inkjet game for years, Mark Andy in flexo for years, and the reputation of both companies for quality and service made them the ideal partner for this transition,” said Tony. “With this new capability, we’re not just keeping up with industry trends—we’re setting them.”

 

Great Lakes Label has been a trusted provider of high-quality, innovative label solutions for 30 years. Serving industries from food and beverage to automotive and horticulture, the company is dedicated to advancing label technology and providing unparalleled customer service.  For more information, please visit greatlakeslabel.com

 

As the world’s leading printing and labels solutions company for over 75 years, Mark Andy provides smart, cost-effective, high-quality products and 360-degree service and support to the printing industry and converters – large and small. From pre-press to finishing, Mark Andy is committed to helping its customers grow through solid technology, a complete line of parts and supplies, and a strong portfolio of brands, including Rotoflex, Arpeco, Comco, Kluge, Presstek, and A.B. Dick. Based in Chesterfield, Missouri, Mark Andy serves customers in over 90 countries with the same vision: Your Growth is Our Growth. For more information, visit www.markandy.com.

 

Domino is a leading manufacturer and distributor of digital printing and product identification solutions.  Celebrating its 47^th year in business, Domino is a global organization with world headquarters in the UK, and North America headquarters in Gurnee, Illinois.  Domino has 25 subsidiaries, representation in over 120 countries, and over 3,000 employees worldwide.  For more information on Domino digital printing, please visit dominodigitalprinting.com  

 

 

By: Mark Andy

(Chesterfield, MO, Warsaw, Poland, Macclesfield, UK) – July 14, 2025. Mark Andy, the leading global printing and labels solutions company, will present a full spectrum of pressroom innovation in booth #4E05 at Labelexpo Europe 2025. With a major headquarters in Europe and a deep-rooted commitment to local converters, Mark Andy’s presence will span the complete production workflow – from prepress to press to finishing.

During the show, Mark Andy will demonstrate four live printing platforms alongside comprehensive solutions from its Mark Andy Print Products (MAPP) division and the company’s Rotoflex and Arpeco brands. Together, these technologies reflect the company’s focus on productivity, automation, and long-term flexibility for converters facing the constantly shifting demands of today’s printed packaging marketplace.

“In a highly competitive market, converters need to focus on three things to drive their business forward: digitizing, increasing productivity, and diversifying into adjacent categories,” said Duane Pekar, CEO of Mark Andy. “At Mark Andy, we’ve developed targeted solutions for each of these priorities. From the modular Pro Series flexo platform – ideal for stepping into digital with integrated toner options – to the DSHD HighSpeed 1200 hybrid that redefines throughput at speeds of 146 meters per minute, and our new 660-millimeter Performance Series sleeve press designed to expand label and flexible packaging capabilities, we’re delivering technology that meets the moment.”

Attendees will have the opportunity to experience next-generation digital, flexo, and finishing technology including:

• The Performance Series, a 660 mm (26-inch) sleeve press engineered to boost throughput for both labels and mid-web flexible packaging
• The DSHD HighSpeed 1200 hybrid, the industry’s fastest 1200dpi solution, delivering digital quality at speeds up to 146 m/min (480 fpm)
• The Pro Series, a fully servo-driven flexo platform engineered for short-run label production, offering fast changeovers, low waste, and a modular design that adapts as converters grow
• The Digital Pro MAX, a toner-based hybrid system built for maximum configurability and cost-efficient digital production
• The Rotoflex VLI, a high-speed inspection and rewinding system for film, tension-sensitive materials, and advanced label finishing
• A full range of MAPP consumables and pressroom essentials, supporting converters with supplies, tools, and technical expertise to power every step of production

Pekar adds, “Europe is more than a sales region for Mark Andy; it’s one of our primary headquarters and a vital hub for global operations. Being a trusted partner means responding to what matters most to the market, and we’re here to help European converters navigate what’s next and stay competitive no matter the global business climate.”

Mark Andy invites attendees to explore how integrated workflows, modern automation, and smart digital-flexo hybrids can help converters transform their operations and gain a competitive edge. Demonstrations will run throughout the show.​

 

About Mark Andy Inc.

Mark Andy is a pioneer of the graphic arts and printing industry. As the world’s leading manufacturer of narrow- and mid-web printing and finishing equipment, it supplies leading global brands, including Mark Andy and Presstek printing presses, Rotoflex finishing solutions, as well as a complete line of Mark Andy Print Products consumables and pressroom supplies. All products are backed by the largest customer support team in the industry, minimizing downtime and helping customers be profitable, efficient and at the forefront of innovation. Mark Andy does what it takes to understand each customer’s unique business, the challenges they face and the pressures they feel. It strives to provide products and services that help customers solve their problems and solutions that go a step further, allowing them to excel in their day-to-day operations, ultimately increasing productivity and reaching their full potential. For more information, visit www.markandy.com.

By: Channeled Resources Group

Chicago, IL, July 14, 2025 –  Channeled Resources Group (CRG), an industry-leading manufacturer of release liners, thermal labels, and pressure-sensitive roll label stock, as well as one of the world’s largest suppliers of reprocessed, coated, treated, and laminated papers and films, is pleased to announce the promotion of Max Hayes to the newly created role of Business Development & Product Manager. Max will take full ownership of the Southeast territory in this expanded position while focusing on CRG’s growing release liner business.

Max originally joined CRG in 2024 and has been an integral part of both the label and liner sales teams. With his new role, in addition to being a dedicated account manager to his existing label accounts, he will focus on strategic business development for release liners in the composite, medical, and label sectors. He will also assume responsibility for key accounts supporting CRG’s Maraliner division.

In addition to leading sales in the Southeast, Max will also drive product innovation as part of his product management responsibilities. This includes leading ROI analyses, developing go-to-market strategies, and identifying new product lines and markets where CRG can expand its liner offerings. The new role will also involve project-based opportunities to gain cross-functional experience in other areas of the business including procurement and operations.

“Max has been a key player on our team, and this promotion is a natural next step for someone with his drive and industry insight,” said Ginnie Gandy, Sales Manager, Release Liners at CRG. “He’s incredibly tuned in to our customer needs and brings a fresh perspective that will be instrumental as we expand our liner offerings and enter new markets. We’re excited to see him take this next step.”

As CRG continues to build momentum in custom-engineered release liners, Max’s leadership will play a vital role in supporting customer growth and shaping the future of the company’s liner business.

 

About Channeled Resources

Channeled Resources Group (CRG) is a women-owned, third-generation, family-owned and operated company. From our facilities in Chicago, Wisconsin, Indianapolis, and Ontario, CRG is an industry-leading manufacturer and distributor of release liners, thermal labels, and pressure-sensitive roll label stock. We are also one of the world’s largest suppliers of reprocessed, coated, treated, and laminated papers and film. Channeled Resources Group is in business to serve our customers above all else.

To learn more about CRG visit www.channeledresources.com

By: Schreiner ProTech

Oberschleissheim, Germany – Schreiner ProTech, a Germany-based global leader in developing and manufacturing innovative functional labels with value-added benefits for the automotive and engineering-based industries, has developed a compact, mobile demonstration module designed to showcase the exceptional resilience of its proprietary Robust RFID-Labels technology.

 

In designing the demonstration unit, nicknamed the “Free Fall,” Schreiner ProTech engineers sought to create a system that displayed – vividily and memorably – the resilience and persistent functionality of its Robust RFID-Labels. The result was a stress test that, while appearing simple, considers a variety of real-world applications and scenarios.

 

At its core, the transparent unit showcases a series of “smash tests” – the gravitational equivalent of an automobile crash test – in which objects of various weights are dropped from differing heights. Crucially, the unit allows ample room to test products with a range of shapes and sizes, allowing Schreiner ProTech engineers to simulate the impact stress of real-world manufacturing, handling and supply chain scenarios.

 

Designed at the Schreiner Competence Center Services, the demonstrator has drawn parallels to a miniature guillotine: Operating a lever activates a mechanism that causes a weight to fall on the RFID chip from a defined height. Between each test, chips are read to affirm their enduring functionality.

 

The unit’s simplicity also offers portability: less than a meter in height and weighing roughly 10 kilograms, the demonstrator is compact enough to be displayed at trade shows, allowing a broad set of potential customers to witness first-hand how durable the Robust RFID-Labels truly are.

 

“Our customers expect absolute reliability even under harsh conditions,” said Johannes Becker, Head of the Schreiner Competence Center LogiData. “We wanted to make this key differentiator of our Robust RFID-Labels tangible in a fun, instantly impressionable fashion.”

 

Schreiner ProTech’s Robust RFID-Labels consist of an integrated RFID tag secured via the label’s special construction. This avoids potential damage to the RFID chip due to mechanical impact during the manufacturing and handling processes, or harsh environments during the shipping, warehousing or operation phases. The result is more reliable RFID chip performance from production to final use – even on difficult-to-label containers. Notably, Schreiner ProTech can offer customized label design to suit individual applications and manufacturing setups.

 

The Robust RFID-Labels utilize protective elements designed to systematically absorb mechanical stress. Customizable to the specific mechanical stress conditions encountered by individual customers, the thin, flexible structures are suitable for use with all RFID technologies and antenna geometries. They are easily incorporated into a broad range of production scenarios.

 

About Schreiner ProTech

Schreiner ProTech, a business unit of Schreiner Group GmbH & Co. KG based in Oberschleissheim near Munich (Germany) and production sites in Blauvelt (USA) and Shanghai (China), develops innovative film-based functional components and industrial marking and security solutions. From thermal-transfer printing, laser marking and RFID solutions all the way to pressure compensation seals, the certified development partner and systems supplier offers solutions that help optimize processes, reduce costs, make life healthier and safer, and enhance human mobility. All of Schreiner ProTech’s solutions for the mobility and electronics markets, as well as for mechanical engineering, are specifically tailored to meet customers’ needs.

 

Schreiner ProTech’s U.S. facility, a business unit of Schreiner Group LP, is located at 300 Corporate Drive, Suite 10, Blauvelt, NY 10913. For more information, call 845-848-9000, e-mail info@schreiner-protech.com or visit www.schreiner-protech.com

 

By: Durst Group

Rochester, NY and Franklin, TN – July 2025: Durst Group has once again been recognized for their innovative technology and their contributions to the print industry by the PRINTING United Alliance. With an incredible eleven (11) PRINTING United Alliance Pinnacle Award wins this year, they maintain their status as the most highly awarded group three years in a row.

“Receiving this magnitude of awards again this year is a strong testament to the enduring excellence of Durst Group technology,” said Tim Saur, President and Managing Director of Durst North America. “We take great pride in our role as a technology leader, constantly pushing the boundaries on hardware, software, and workflow solutions. Our continued recognition underscores the commitment of our R&D team to cutting-edge technology, our customer-centric approach and our desire to continue to shape the future of the print industry with innovation that drives real-world value.”

Durst Group, comprised of Durst North America and Vanguard Digital Printing Systems, members of Durst Group, celebrate their success as a whole, but also as individuals. Vanguard Digital Printing Systems, for the second consecutive year, has established itself as the most awarded single entity in the Pinnacle Product Awards, securing seven (7) awards in 2025. The Durst product line, specifically the P5-TEX platform, reached a notable milestone by securing Pinnacle Awards for five (5) successive years and accumulating a total of nine (9) awards since its inception in 2021. This achievement underscores the enduring longevity and sustained success of the Durst product line.

“To once again be recognized and honored this way is a reflection of the passion, dedication and talent of the Vanguard Digital team,” said Jim Peterson, COO and Founding Partner of Vanguard Digital. “This recognition is not just about our technology – it’s about the ideas, the growth, and the hard work of the people behind it, and about the customers who believe in what we do. We can’t wait to showcase these award winners at the PRINTING United Expo later this year and show everyone what is possible with Vanguard and Durst Group technology.”

The Pinnacle Awards celebrate exceptional products and technologies that advance quality, capability, and productivity. These prestigious awards are given by a highly qualified panel of judges across the printing industry, who evaluated over 150+ entries in more than 50 categories spanning analog, digital, output, and non-output technologies.

The following products won 2025 Pinnacle Awards:

• Durst P5 TEX: awarded Roll-to-Roll Direct Disperse Ink on Textile
• Durst P5 TEX iSUB: awarded RTR Dye Sublimation on Textile (more than $100K)
• Durst P5 350 HSR: awarded Roll-to-Roll UV (Over 80 in.)
• Durst P5 350 HS: awarded UV/Latex Hybrid – more than $500K
• Vanguard VR5D-E: awarded UV/Latex Flatbed (under $70K)
• Vanguard VK300-HS: awarded UV/Latex Flatbed ($100K-$200K)
• Vanguard VK300-HS: awarded UV/Latex Flatbed + White ($100k-$200K)
• Vanguard VK300-HS: awarded UV/Latex Flatbed ($200K-$500K)
• Vanguard VK3220T-HS: awarded UV/Latex Flatbed + White ($200k-$500K)
• Vanguard Radnor: awarded UV/Latex Hybrid ($100K-$500K)
• Vanguard Radnor: awarded R2R/hybrid/flatbed New Technology

Lindsay Ferrari, Program Administrator, PRINTING United Alliance offered, “Each Pinnacle Award recipient reflects the bold thinking and technical excellence that continues to elevate and move our industry forward.” The Durst Group is honored to receive these accolades, and looks forward to showing the industry these award-winning solutions at the 2025 PRINTING United Expo in Orlando, Florida.

By: Roland DGA

Irvine, Calif., July 7, 2025 – Roland DGA Corporation, a leading provider of wide-format inkjet printers, printer/cutters, and other innovative digital devices, has added three key dealers to its ever-expanding network of authorized resellers. The newly established partnerships with Grimco, N. Glantz, and Clampitt Paper will help Roland DGA achieve its overall sales goals and better serve the needs of its customers nationwide.

 

Roland DGA’s new relationship with Grimco comes on the heels of the distributor’s recent acquisition of long-time Roland DGA reseller Graphics Solutions Group (GSG). With more than 65 locations throughout North America, Grimco will be offering Roland DGA products to their broad base of customers throughout the U.S. and Canada.

 

“Grimco’s long history of making it easy and convenient for customers to source graphics supplies provides an excellent infrastructure to deliver products to buyers who demand the high quality and value Roland DG technology offers,” said Roland DGA President Dan Burmeister. “Grimco is a world-class distribution company and Roland DGA is proud to add them to our network of customer education and support providers.”

 

In the sign market segment, Roland DGA has enhanced its distribution options by adding N. Glantz to its authorized dealer network. N. Glantz will expand Roland DGA’s ability to support the market by offering Roland DG printers and printer/cutters through its 27 branch locations across the U.S.

 

With the demand for wide-format technology among commercial and packaging printers continuing to grow, Roland DGA’s new distribution partnership with Clampitt Paper will enable the digital imaging leader to strengthen its position within this market throughout the South/Central U.S. region. Clampitt paper will offer Roland DGA products through its 22 locations spread across Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Kansas, Missouri, and Colorado.

 

“The addition of both N. Glantz and Clampitt Paper as authorized Roland DGA dealers will bolster our already extensive dealer channel,” noted Roland DGA’s Vice President of Sales, Dan Johansen. “Their ability to effectively promote and sell Roland DG products within the important regions and markets they serve will be instrumental in enabling us to satisfy existing clients and grow our customer base.”

To learn more about Roland DGA or the complete Roland DGA product line, visit https://www.rolanddga.com.

 

About Roland DG Americas

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

 

By: eProductivity Software (ePS)

Pittsburgh, July 2, 2025 – eProductivity Software (ePS) Packaging, a global leader in packaging software solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment of Scott Brown as Chief Information Officer. Brown brings more than 35 years of SaaS and enterprise IT leadership experience and will lead the expansion of ePS’ cloud capabilities, giving customers greater choice, control, and value in how they deploy and scale their software.

Brown joins ePS at a pivotal moment, with a clear mandate to expand the company’s cloud portfolio, enhance security and compliance across platforms, and redefine how packaging manufacturers adopt modern, scalable technology. His appointment reinforces ePS’ commitment to helping customers gain a competitive advantage through purpose-built, packaging-focused software, not repurposed solutions or generic cloud offerings.

“Scott’s track record in operational excellence and cloud transformation is second to none,” said Doug Braun, CEO of ePS Packaging. “He understands what customers need from their systems – resilience, control, and visibility – and how to deliver that securely and at scale. He will play a critical role as we advance our industry-specific cloud roadmap.”

Before joining ePS, Brown served as CIO at Sciforma, a leading provider of strategic portfolio and project management software, and held senior leadership roles in cloud and support at BluJay Solutions, IBS AB, and RedPrairie. His experience spans managing global infrastructure, driving SOC and SSAE certifications, and delivering reliable, high-performance platforms used by thousands of customers worldwide.

At ePS, Brown will lead all aspects of Corporate IT, Cloud Services, and Security, driving the company’s compliance strategy forward, including SOC certification, while helping ensure customers gain measurable value from cloud-enabled ERP, MES, and process control solutions.

“Our approach to cloud isn’t about keeping up, it’s about creating real results for packaging manufacturers,” said Brown. “ePS is uniquely positioned because we don’t just understand software; we understand packaging. Our goal is to deliver intelligent, secure, cloud solutions that reduce complexity and help our customers grow with confidence.”

By: Siegwerk

Siegburg, Germany, July 2, 2025 – Siegwerk, one of the leading global providers of printing inks and coatings for packaging applications and labels, has officially launched its Sustainable Procurement Program “SustainUP” with a global virtual kick-off event. The webinar brought together suppliers, sustainability experts, and company leadership to mark the beginning of a new chapter in responsible sourcing. This initiative reflects Siegwerk’s belief that the journey to a more sustainable future begins long before production – at the very first link in the supply chain.

In his opening remarks, CEO Nicolas Wiedmann emphasized the company’s ambition to drive real, measurable change. “We are not just about compliance. We want a real change that will make an impact. But we cannot do this alone. We need our suppliers to walk this path with us.”

Group CPO Arash Babai reinforced this message by stating,” Sustainability is becoming a core principle in our procurement practices—on equal footing with our priorities of quality, supply security and cost efficiency.”

Siegwerk’s Sustainable Procurement Program is designed to:

• Reduce Scope 3 emissions by 25% by 2030, with a long-term goal of achieving net zero by 2050
• Develop suppliers to reduce environmental and human rights risks
• Promote transparency, dialogue, and continuous improvement through tailored engagement and collaboration

The program also includes supplier training, maturity assessments, and collaborative tools to support progress. As such it brings the established Human Rights Policy & Guiding Principles and Business Partner Code of Conduct into action. It is a key pillar of Siegwerk’s broader HorizonNOW sustainability strategy, which integrates climate action, human rights, and circular innovation across the business.

The event concluded with a strong call to action: “Together, we can build a supply chain that is not only efficient and resilient, but also ethical and future-proof: Let’s turn commitment into action!”, said Cathleen Hansohm, Global Supplier Sustainability Manager.

For more information about Siegwerk’s sustainability initiatives, visit www.siegwerk.com.

 

About Siegwerk
Siegwerk is one of the leading global manufacturers of printing inks and coatings for packaging applications and labels. Based on 200 years of expertise, we provide customized solutions for all types of packaging needs – from functional and eye-catching to safe and sustainable. As a seventh-generation family business, we have long been aware of our responsibility for future generations. Under the motto “rethINK packaging”, we are therefore actively driving the transformation to a circular economy by developing eco-friendly solutions that enable packaging circularity. Here, 30+ country organizations and ~5,000 employees worldwide ensure consistent high-quality products and customized support around the world. Learn more at www.siegwerk.com

By: Roland DGA

Irvine, Calif., July 1, 2025 – Roland DGA, a leading provider of wide-format inkjet printers and printer/cutters worldwide, has announced the availability of a new software application – Roland DG Connect Designer – that enables Roland DG printer users to easily design print-ready graphics optimized for output on their devices.

 

As part of Roland DG Connect, a set of software tools that empowers users’ businesses and optimizes every step of their workflow with Roland DG printers, the Designer application (which comes with the free Basic Roland DG Connect plan) offers three key functions. The first is easy-to-use design creation for novice users, such as in-store workers or small business owners, who may be unfamiliar with professional applications. Roland DG Connect Designer accomplishes this by significantly simplifying the design process as well as supplying an extensive library of images, shapes, fonts, and illustrations.

 

A second function is the generation of automated print settings. Instead of having to set detailed print settings in the dedicated VersaWorks 7 RIP software running the printer, Roland DG Connect Designer produces the necessary print settings automatically during the design phase and enables printing to begin immediately once the job is sent to the printer, allowing for a faster, more streamlined workflow.

 

A third set of capabilities allows for the unique functions of various printers to be incorporated into the design by utilizing modules specific to each device. With Roland DG Connect Designer, users can choose to add the desired design features made possible by their printer and work requirements, and install only the functions they require, for a simpler and more cost-effective operation. Initially, for users of the new DA-640 dimensional surface printer, a DIMENSE module offers preset embossing effects, file preparation, and visualization for creating textured output on the DA-640.

 

“Roland DG is renowned not only for making digital devices that offer unsurpassed ease of use, but also for developing software that makes what was once complicated incredibly simple,” said Roland DGA’s Software Product Manager, Scott Burgess. “With Designer and a Roland DG printer, even those with little or no design experience can bring their creative visions to life quickly and easily.”

 

For more information on Roland DG Connect Designer, visit http://www.rolanddga.com/connect-designer. To get started with Roland DG Connect Designer software, click here

  

About Roland DG Americas

 

Roland DGA serves North and South America as the marketing, sales, distribution, and service arm for Roland DG Corporation. Founded in 1981, Roland DG of Hamamatsu, Japan is a worldwide leader in wide-format inkjet printers for the sign, apparel, textile, interior design, personalization, and vehicle graphics markets; engravers for awards, giftware and ADA signage; photo impact printers for direct part marking; and 3D printers and CNC milling machines for the dental CAD/CAM, rapid prototyping, part manufacturing and medical industries. For more information on Roland DGA or the complete Roland DGA product line, visit https://www.rolanddga.com.