A new generation of print technology is about to be revealed

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Roland DG is inviting print professionals to an exclusive Open House at its Bristol showroom on Thursday 23 April, offering a first look at the next generation of print technology. Taking place from 10:00 to 16:00, the event is designed for sign makers, print service providers and graphics producers looking to explore new applications, smarter production methods and fresh commercial opportunities.

Visitors will be among the first in the UK to experience two new printing solutions in action, including the recently launched TrueVis VG4 Series. This latest eco-solvent print and cut technology delivers enhanced image quality, advanced colour control and intuitive operation, supporting consistent, high-impact output across a wide range of signage and graphics applications.

Live demonstrations will run throughout the day, giving attendees a clear view of how the technology performs in real production environments. A range of application samples will also be on display, offering practical ideas to help businesses expand their print offering and unlock new revenue streams.

The event provides a valuable opportunity to engage directly with Roland DG specialists, with one-to-one conversations available to help visitors identify the right solutions for their specific needs. Attendees are also encouraged to bring their own files or artwork, which can be produced live on the day, offering a hands-on way to experience output quality and explore creative possibilities.

With limited places available, the Open House offers a focused and practical environment to discover what’s next in print and how it can support future business growth.

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