Roland TrueVis AG-640 Large-Format Latex Printer/Cutter
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Expand your capabilities with the Roland TrueVIS AG-640, a 64-inch latex printer/cutter combining vivid color, high-opacity White ink, lower running costs, and integrated print-and-cut production in one versatile system.
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The TrueVis AG-640 helps print professionals expand into higher-value applications while lowering operating costs, improving color consistency, and simplifying production—all without giving up the environmental advantages that made them choose latex in the first place.
WHY IT MATTERS
Today's print providers need more than another printer. They need a solution that helps them expand into new markets, reduce operating costs, produce consistent results, and confidently take on higher-value work. The TrueVis AG-640 was designed to help businesses grow—not simply replace existing equipment.
Expand What You Can Produce With Latex
You already know what latex can do. The TrueVis AG-640 helps you do more with it, expanding your application range with richer color, dense white ink and integrated print-and-cut production. From vehicle graphics and window displays to signage, exhibitions, decals and interiors, it gives print professionals more ways to turn everyday latex production into sellable, high-impact work.
Highlighted Features
Advanced Ink Control
Dedicated color and optimizer channels, variable droplet sizes and precise ink placement give the AG-640 the control needed for accurate, high-quality latex output.
Less Waste, More Productivity
Improved media pull-back and intelligent curing help reduce blank space and waiting time between jobs, supporting leaner day-to-day production.
Long-life Piezo Performance
Long-life piezo heads and warranty options help deliver significantly lower ownership costs than consumable-head latex systems.
A Cut Above
Print and contour cut labels, decals, stickers and short-run graphics on one device, adding flexibility for jobs that do not need a dedicated cutter.
"The AG-640 has opened up new opportunities for our business by making projects possible that previous latex technology couldn't handle. The rich color gamut, deep blacks, and fast turnaround times give us the confidence to take on even the most challenging jobs."
Consumable Print-Head Systems
Running costs matter on every job. The TrueVis AG-640 helps lower the ongoing cost of latex production with efficient ink use and long-life piezo printhead technology, providing a smarter cost model for print businesses accustomed to consumable-head systems. By reducing ink consumption and eliminating frequent printhead replacement, the AG-640 helps protect margins across various applications.
The AG-640’s optimizer and balanced inkset deliver predictable performance across a variety of media, allowing many applications to be produced using included generic media profiles without the need to create custom profiles. This reduces setup time, minimizes color adjustments, and helps users produce more profitable work.
Output You Can Trust Across Jobs
Color shift, weak blacks and repeat-job mismatch can turn routine latex work into production risk. The TrueVis AG-640 is engineered to deliver consistent, high-quality output across demanding jobs, with richer blacks, smoother gradients, crisp detail and expanded color performance from improved CMYK plus Orange and Red inks.
For panels, reprints and brand-critical graphics, that means more confidence that today’s output will match tomorrow’s.
Graph Legend: 1. AG-640 with CMYKOrRe | 2. AG-640 with CMYK | 3. Competitor latex
More Media, More Applications
120 third-party medias tested with 5-star-rated performance.
Latex production should open doors, not limit what you can confidently take on. With broad media compatibility, dense white ink and vivid color performance, the TrueVis AG-640 helps print professionals expand into a wider range of profitable applications, from vehicle graphics and signage to window displays, exhibition graphics and interiors.
The Roland DG AG-640 gives existing latex users more ways to say yes to customer requests without turning every new job into a workaround.
Fewer Steps To Finished Work
Productivity is not just print speed. It is the time lost to setup, calibration, wasted media, curing, handling and unnecessary production steps.
The TrueVis AG-640 helps reduce that friction with faster start-up, improved media-saving functions, instant curing and integrated print-and-cut capability for short-run labels, decals, stickers and contour-cut graphics.
For higher-volume cut work, compatibility with other popular cutters helps the AG-640 fit into established production workflows, giving print professionals the flexibility to choose the right route for each job.
Everything You Need to Succeed
Latex Printer/Cutter
Premium print & cut production - a first for latex workflows.
RIP Software
Power your workflow with our most intelligent engine yet.
Premium Latex Inks
Vivid color, quicker drying, with high-density white options.
Roland DG Connect
Monitor performance, streamline setup, and continue producing.
Warranty and Support
Factory-trained service and dealer support combined with Roland DG-backed warranty coverage provide peace of mind for critical production workflows.
TA2 ink: More Value From Every Print
TA2 ink helps the TrueVis AG-640 turn latex production into richer color, stronger white and faster finishing across a wider range of media.
Richer color and deeper blacks
Improved CMYK plus Orange and Red inks expand color capability, while high-density black supports stronger contrast and brand reproduction.
White ink ready when needed
Dense white supports graphics on transparent and colored media, while zero-waste circulation keeps it ready with low maintenance, whether used daily or occasionally.
Faster finishing, broader media confidence
Lower curing temperatures, scratch resistance comparable to overcoated latex prints without adding an overcoat, and a more natural media finish help reduce production compromises.
Software That Keeps Production Moving
From job setup and color control to printer monitoring and performance tracking, the TrueVis AG-640 includes software tools that help print professionals manage latex production with greater visibility and confidence.
Roland DGA’s Industry-Leading Warranty and Support
The AG-640 is backed by Roland DGA's unmatched customer service, support and a one-year warranty*.
For additional peace of mind, Roland DGA offers comprehensive Service Contracts to extend your warranty. Purchase your Extended Service Contract at the Roland DGA Marketplace. For more information on warranties, click here.
*Registration within 60 days of purchase and exclusive, continuous use of Roland DGA approved inks is required to qualify for warranty coverage.
Datasheet
Download your AG-640 datasheet
Download the AG-640 datasheet for key product information, ink configuration, software details and technical specifications.
AG-640 Specifications
| Model: | AG-640 | |
|---|---|---|
| Printing method | Piezo ink-jet method | |
| Media | Width | 13.98 to 63.97 in. (355 to 1,625 mm) |
| Thickness |
Max. 39.37 mil (1.0 mm) with liner, for printing Max. 15.74 mil (0.4 mm) with liner and 8.66 mil (0.22 mm) without liner, for cutting |
|
| Roll outer diameter | Max. 9.84 in. (250 mm) | |
| Roll weight | Max. 99.2 lb. (45 kg) | |
| Core diameter | 3 in. (76.2 mm) or 2 in. (50.8 mm) | |
| Printing/cutting width 1 | Max. 62.99 in. (1,600 mm) | |
| Ink | Type | TA2 ink 750 ml pouch |
| Colors |
Seven colors (cyan, magenta, yellow, black, white, orange, and red)
and optimizer Four colors (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) and optimizer |
|
| Printing resolution (dots per inch) | Max. 1,200 dpi | |
| Cutting speed | 0.39 to 11.8 in./s (10 to 300 mm/s) | |
| Blade force 2 | 30 to 500 gf | |
| Blade | Type | Roland CAMM-1 series blade |
| Offset | 0.0 to 59 mil (0.000 to 1.500 mm) | |
| Software resolution (when cutting) | 0.98 mil/step (0.025 mm/step) | |
| Ink drying system 3 | Print heater set temperature | 77°F to 113°F (25°C to 45°C) |
| Dryer set temperature | 158°F to 201.2°F (70°C to 94°C) | |
| Connectivity | Ethernet (100BASE-TX/1000BASE-T, automatic switching) | |
| Power-saving function | Automatic sleep feature | |
| Rated input | Printer | 200-240 Va.c., 50/60 Hz, 3 A |
| Printer (outlet) | 200-240 Va.c., 50/60 Hz, 3 A | |
| Blower 1 | 200-240 Va.c., 50/60 Hz, 12 A | |
| Blower 2 | 200-240 Va.c., 50/60 Hz, 10 A | |
| Power consumption | During operation | Approx. 4,200 W |
| Sleep mode | Approx. 60 W | |
| Acoustic noise level | During operation | 70 dB (A) or less |
| During standby | 68 dB (A) or less | |
| Dimensions (Width × Depth × Height) |
118.27 in. × 34.09 in. × 55.59 in. (3,004 mm × 866 mm × 1,412 mm) |
|
| Weight | 591 lb. (268 kg) | |
| Environment 4 | During operation |
Temperature: 68 to 86°F (20 to 30°C) Humidity: 20 to 80% RH (no condensation) |
| Recommended environment |
Temperature: 68 to 77°F (20 to 25°C) Humidity: 40 to 60% RH (no condensation) |
|
| Not operating |
Temperature: 41 to 104°F (5 to 40°C) Humidity: 20 to 80% RH (no condensation) |
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| Included items | Dedicated stand, power cords, dryers, media take-up unit, media holders, separating knife, replacement blade, cleaning liquid bottle for maintenance, drain bottle, User's Manual, software (VersaWorks, Roland DG Connect). | |
1 The length of printing or cutting is subject to the limitations of the program.
2 500 gf is the maximum instantaneous blade force. The blade force must be adjusted according to details such as media thickness.
3 Warm-up is required after power up. This may require 5 to 20 minutes depending on the operating environment. Depending on the ambient temperature and media width, the preset temperature may fail to be reached.
4 Use the machine in an operating environment within these ranges. Printing in the recommended environmental conditions is recommended to help prevent or reduce differences in print quality depending on media.
