Roland Printers
Roland VersaSTUDIO BN2 Series (Eco Solvent Inkjet Printer)
Price range: $9,375.00 through $14,950.00
Roland VersaSTUDIO BD Series (UV-LED Flatbed Printer)
Price range: $16,995.00 through $20,495.00
Roland VersaOBJECT MO Series (UV-LED Flatbed Printer)
Price range: $37,500.00 through $48,850.00
Roland VersaOBJECT EU-1000MF Series (UV-LED Flatbed Printer)
Price range: $110,000.00 through $120,000.00
Roland VersaOBJECT LO/CO-i Series (UV-LED Flatbed Printer)
Price range: $77,000.00 through $130,000.00
Roland TruVIS VG3 Series (Eco Solvent Inkjet Printer)
Price range: $30,995.00 through $32,995.00
Roland TruVIS MG Series (UV-LED Inkjet Printer)
Price range: $21,650.00 through $26,995.00
Roland printers are built for shops that need clean colour, repeatable output, and a workflow that does not fall apart when the deadline gets tight. Whether you are producing signage, vehicle graphics, decals, labels, apparel transfers, or short-run custom work, the Roland range gives you practical options from entry-level machines through to production-grade units.
At Bi-Wize, you will find Roland models across eco-solvent, UV-LED, resin/latex (water-based), and DTF, so you can match the machine to the jobs you actually run, not the jobs you hope to run one day.
Print Smarter, Not Harder, With Roland’s Pro-grade Range
Most print issues are not “printer problems” at all. They are workflow problems: colour that shifts between runs, media that behaves differently than expected, or finishing that takes longer than the printing itself. Roland printers are popular because they tend to remove friction from the day-to-day and keep output consistent when you are switching from one job type to the next.
If you are moving between banners, wrap films, stickers, and specialty pieces, it helps to have a platform that is designed for professional use, backed by a deep ecosystem of inks, parts, and support.
Established Signage Printer Supplier Since 1969
Bi-Wize has been part of the signage and print world since 1969, and we have seen plenty of “must-have” machines come and go. What sticks around is equipment that earns its place in a workshop with dependable performance, solid print quality, and sensible running costs when you are printing week in, week out. We talk with sign shops and print teams every day, so our advice comes from real jobs under real deadlines. Share what you’re printing, the media you run, and your turnaround times, and we’ll help you dodge the usual pitfalls, like picking the wrong width, choosing the wrong ink set, or paying for features you’ll never touch.
Why Businesses Choose Roland Printers
Roland works well for businesses that juggle different job types and still need the output to stay consistent. You can choose an eco-solvent machine for signage and vehicle graphics, a UV-LED model for rigid and specialty work, a resin/latex (water-based) option when you want fast drying and flexible media choices, or a DTF unit for apparel and transfer jobs.
The appeal is not complicated. When the setup is right, you get strong colour, crisp detail, and results you can repeat without babysitting every run. Depending on the model, that can look like quicker curing on UV-LED, steady day-to-day production on eco-solvent, or print-and-cut that keeps shaped graphics aligned without extra handling.
Choose the Right Roland Model for the Work You Actually Do
If most of your revenue is coming from signage and wraps, an eco-solvent unit can be a strong fit for durable, high-impact graphics. If you are doing a lot of rigid substrates, custom items, or layered effects, a UV-LED flatbed can open up entirely different job types. If apparel transfers are a key part of your business, DTF gives you flexibility for short runs and quick turnarounds.
The best decision is usually the boring one: pick the machine that matches your media, your space, your finishing process, and your weekly workload. Once those pieces line up, speed and quality tend to take care of themselves.
Upgrade Your Production With a Roland Printer Now
A printer should make your workshop calmer, not noisier. If you are spending too much time reprinting jobs, nursing inconsistent colour, or wrestling with finishing, it is usually a sign your current setup has hit its limit.
Talk to Bi-Wize about the Roland printer range, and we will help you choose a model that suits your work, your budget, and the way your team actually produces jobs. When you’re ready, we can also point you to the inks, consumables, and spare parts that keep the machine running smoothly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between eco-solvent, UV-LED, resin, and DTF printers?
Eco-solvent is the go-to for signage and wraps, especially on flexible films, like vinyl. UV-LED cures fast and suits rigid and specialty pieces when the model allows. Resin/latex (water-based) is chosen for quick drying and broad media compatibility, while DTF focuses on apparel transfers and similar products.
Do Roland printers support print-and-cut workflows?
Yes, depending on the model. If stickers, labels, decals, or other shaped work make up a large share of your jobs, integrated print-and-cut is the kind of feature you notice the moment it’s missing. It keeps the job in one workflow, cuts down handling, and helps the contour cut line up properly, so you are not wasting time trimming and reprinting.
Can a Roland UV-LED flatbed print on rigid materials?
Yes, that’s a big part of the appeal. A UV-LED flatbed is built for more than roll media; it handles rigid and specialty work where sharp detail and quick turnaround matter. The only catch is that the limits vary by machine, so thickness, clearance, and substrate behaviour are worth checking early, especially if most of your work is on boards and custom pieces.
How does Bi-Wize help me choose the right Roland printer?
We do not try to sell you the “biggest” option by default. First, we examine the work you actually produce: what you print, the media you run, the widths in use, the space available, and the turnaround times you must meet. We then outline the trade-offs in clear, practical terms. Once a shortlist is agreed, we organise the inks, consumables and spare parts, so the machine stays dependable in day-to-day production.
Where You Can Find Us
Unit 4, 161 Settlement Rd,
Thomastown VIC 3074
Saturday 8am to 12pm