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Rolls Roller
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Craig Sjoquist
New Member
Wow fancy looking machine, curious how fast how many feet can you do in a minute, what is the thickest material..??
jiarby
New Member
Rolls Roller will do 70mm thick substrates. Looks like a nice piece of equipment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kxku6uFNrIE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kxku6uFNrIE
Jobs that use to take an hour is now completed in 10 minutes
Thickest material is 60 mm.
On the vid you linked to, they say 70mm, but in the guide from Rolls Roller it says 60mm
Haven`t done a sign that thick yet tought...
James Burke
Being a grandpa is more fun than working
Mils and millimeters, there is a very big difference.
70 mm is 2.756 inches thick, is this really correct?
I think 70 MILS (seventy thousandths of an inch .070") sounds more realistic.
Very cool machine, for sure.
ROLLSROLLER Basic is:
ROLLSROLLER Flatbed Applicator® equipped with self healing cutting mat and automatic roller height adjustment for materials up to 60 mm thick. Media holders on the ends and lighting are options.
http://www.reklamide.se/rollsroller/en/rollsroller-basic
ROLLSROLLER Flatbed Applicator® equipped with self healing cutting mat and automatic roller height adjustment for materials up to 60 mm thick. Media holders on the ends and lighting are options.
http://www.reklamide.se/rollsroller/en/rollsroller-basic
10sacer
New Member
ROlls
Have a vendor partner who has one and he does vinyl decals and vehicle graphics almost exclusively and he loves the thing. I take some stuff over to him for lamination and mounting and it is quick and easy with the RR. It will put material on some pretty thick media, so 60mm sounds right.
Have a vendor partner who has one and he does vinyl decals and vehicle graphics almost exclusively and he loves the thing. I take some stuff over to him for lamination and mounting and it is quick and easy with the RR. It will put material on some pretty thick media, so 60mm sounds right.
Brandon708
New Member
I really don't see how this justifies the cost. It really doesn't seem to save any time. I could apply that same print in that video in the same amount of time with the big squeegee or the traditional way. It seems like big fancy equipment for people that don't have any basic sign training.
just my $.02
just my $.02
CentralSigns
New Member
If you don't mind telling how much was it and what size you got. I have been considering one but no one up here will give you a price without a day of seeing it work at their sales centre.
James Burke
Being a grandpa is more fun than working
Correction....I thought it was a flat bed cutter.
CentralSigns
New Member
Dude whats one worth
We paid around $20000
The Equipment Guy
New Member
Where this machine really stands out is for a busy shop that lays down LOTS of vinyl. It makes even one offs quicker and easier, but the ones we have sold were to customers where they were at a breaking point with their vinyl application, but a flatbed printer still did not seem "right" for them.
We have not had a customer that has been disappointed yet and a couple say its their best purchase to date.
Craig
Today I had 4 plates on 3 x 1.5 meters that needed a blue background, we had only white plates... Used this machine to the job. I have hard to belive that you would do the job as fast as this machine...
You won't feel as tired after work eighter...
the company i use to visit thinks its among the best equipment in the house. and they have a huge equipment list.
20 000 is cheap even here in sweden where they make them.. its more like 24 000
it IS a big timesaver. as soon as i have money i will buy one thats for sure.
HulkSmash
New Member
it's really just a metal table with a giant roller, and some electrical.
Cost no more than 900 to manufacture in china or something.
It says i can apply graphics to my banner in 1 quick easy step.
Who puts cut vinyl on banners?