Ainsley expands with Roland SolJet
In order to maintain its existing workload and confidently secure new business, Manchester-based Ainsley Signs has invested in the newly launched SolJet EJ-640 from Roland.
Friday, 12 Aug 2016 12:10 GMT
Roland claims the EJ-640 offers rugged construction and low operating costs, allowing for higher volume printing with the introduction of the new EJ inks
In order to avoid facing the production bottleneck so often seen in the print business, Ainsley Signs needed to invest in a new large-format printer.
Josh Ainsley, commercial director explains: “We have a number of Roland machines and are happy with the overall product. We first bought a Roland printer back in 2000 and are still using it today.
"Our past experience gave me the confidence to stick with Roland, as the old saying goes, “if it isn’t broke, don’t fix it!” So a new Roland was a no-brainer.”
We have a number of Roland machines and are happy with the overall product”
With economical design features, the EJ-640 is positioned as a long-running, low-maintenance production machine, designed to improve productivity and quality whilst lowering running costs.
It uses dual eight-channel Piezo heads, staggered to cover a large print width, and arranged in a mirrored formation to reduce the chance of chromatic banding.
Purchased from Roland dealer Printmax, Ainsley Signs were the first in the country to receive the brand new SolJet, as Ainsley explains: “About two years ago I started looking into the solutions available, having posted a question on twitter, printMAX responded instantly with advice, information and confidence in their products.
“The install was great, showing us everything we needed to know. printMAX have always gone the extra mile for us and I’ve built a great relationship with them as a result.”
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