Who has one of these?

[James Burke]

http://www.reklamide.se/rollsroller/en


Here are the videos: http://www.reklamide.se/rollsroller/demo-movie


Looks awesome...and expensive.

JB

 

[Wiggum PI]

The Rogue Roller http://rogueroller.com/ seemed to be the best price/build when I looked at all of them.

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

I think we are getting ready to pull the trigger on a rogueroller... I'll let you know how it goes!

 

[bernie]

those look like they would be a great time saver!

 

[Drip Dry]

Now that's a big squeegie

 

[Pacific Coast Sign]

The RollsRoller is amazing. Since I'm a supplier and not a sign maker I don't get the opportunity to use laminators or apply graphics as often as sign makers like yourselves, however when I do have projects like creating samples or promotional items etc I use the RollsRoller. I applied both laminate and graphics to substrates like Corex with it. I'm not sure I could do a good job any other way.

 

[SqueeGee]

Check this thread, James, for more info:

http://signs101.com/forums/showthread.php?t=90124&highlight=rogueroller

We built our own and after having done so, I would be more than happy to purchase a RogueRoller next time if they decide to make one that's 5' wide for not much more money. We're very happy with ours now but it's tougher than you might think to build.

 

[aaronJREgraphics]

holly sh*t! thats all i will say this could be a huge time saver plus a headache saver if you have alot of substrate to slap

 

[Pacific Coast Sign]

I thought this might spark some talk as well.

http://www.largeformatreview.com/la...llsroller-at-paramount-imagination-a-creation

 

[10sacer]

I have a colleague with the big Rolls Roller and he lets me borrow it for the small mountable stuff that I don't direct print and it is awsesome, but you better have some floor space.