Roland DG South Africa to Launch New Eco-Solvent Print And Cut Devices At FESPA Africa And Sign Africa Expo


Roland DG South Africa has announced it will launch the new TrueVis VG4-540 and VG4-640 eco-solvent print and cut devices at the FESPA Africa and Sign Africa Expo.

The event is taking place from 8-10 September 2026, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, at Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand.

The new TrueVis VG4-540 and VG4-640 combine class-leading image quality with advanced automation, intuitive operation, and lower running costs.

The series delivers refined image quality through high-precision ink droplet control and advanced colour processing, producing sharper detail, smoother gradients, and accurate, repeatable colour reproduction.

With this launch, Red and Light Black TR3 inks become available for both the TrueVis VG4 Series and the TrueVis XG-640, extending colour expression and enabling more precise brand colour matching, richer mid-tones, and improved neutral greys.

Existing ink options including Orange, Green, Light Cyan, Light Magenta, and White continue to support vibrant, high-definition output across a wide range of applications.

The result is exceptional colour matching, vibrant brand colours, and high-definition output across a wide range of applications, from signage and posters to vehicle wraps, window graphics, labels, and decals.

White ink performance has also been significantly enhanced, delivering higher density and faster output for premium layered and backlit graphics.

Designed to keep production moving, the TrueVis VG4 Series introduces multiple workflow innovations that reduce setup time, minimise downtime, and simplify day-to-day operation.

Users can start printing directly from the printer’s control panel, removing unnecessary trips between RIP workstation and device.

With Roland DG Connect, jobs can also be managed remotely, from preparing output and monitoring status to starting prints, even when away from the production floor.

The TrueVis VG4 Series ships with VersaWorks 7, Roland DG’s latest RIP software for Windows and macOS. Featuring faster processing, native PDF 2.0 support, advanced colour tools, and variable data printing,

VersaWorks 7 helps users achieve accurate, repeatable results, even on complex jobs, whilst simplifying colour matching and media profile creation.

Accurate media setup is simplified through stored media presets that can be recalled at the touch of a button, helping operators achieve consistent results with minimal adjustment.

Long-run print and cut workflows are supported by an included take-up unit and perforation sheet cut function, reducing finishing time and enabling efficient unattended operation.

The VG4 Series is engineered for efficiency. Improved ink utilisation and optimised print modes deliver up to 30% lower ink consumption compared to competitor devices, while enhanced self-maintenance allows users to replace key components themselves, reducing service downtime.

The TR3 inks, compatible with both the TrueVis XG and VG4 Series, are GBL-free and supplied in cardboard-based cartridges, supporting Roland DG’s commitment to sustainability.

Finished prints are GREENGUARD Gold certified, making them suitable for indoor environments such as retail, hospitality, and public spaces.

The event is co-sponsored by Roland and Stixo.

Please register online for free attendance to the FESPA Africa and Sign Africa Expo, co-located with Africa Print, Modern Marketing and Graphics, Print and Sign.

About Roland DG South Africa

Roland DG South Africa is the South African-based marketing, distribution and sales arm of Roland DG Corporation of Hamamatsu, Japan, a worldwide leader in the sign, graphic arts, fine art, vehicle graphics, UV, photography, engraving and 3D modelling industries.

Founded in 1981 and listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Roland DG is the world’s number one provider of wide-format inkjet printers for the durable graphics market.

Roland DG is also affiliated with Roland Corporation, renowned in the music world for developing MIDI technology and for producing sophisticated digital music equipment including keyboard synthesizers, recording equipment and other related technologies.


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