Offset Printing
Manroland Sheetfed announces innovative ROLAND 900 Evolution
Tuesday 21. July 2020 - Ground-breaking large format offset press completes Evolution family. Manroland Sheetfed has launched the latest member of its benchmark Evolution family - the ROLAND 900 Evolution, further underlining its position as a world leader in large format press manufacture.
Bearing all the hallmarks of innovation, productivity and quality now synonymous with the Evolution name, the Roland 900 Evolution offers a wealth of automation technology to deliver cost & energy savings for printers, along with ever faster make-ready times.
Among these are Autoprint, providing uninterrupted productivity from pre-press to post press at the touch of a button and InLine ColorPilot 3.0 – the fastest, most efficient and most accurate color measurement technology available, measuring densitometrical and colorimetrical values in a single pass.
New Triple Flow inking technology addresses specific challenges for large format print, providing three separate inker running modes, while the AC Drive promises annual savings of up to 10,000 kWh – or 8 years over the lifetime of the press.
With its host of complementary, innovative technologies, the ROLAND 900 Evolution pushes the boundaries for what is possible in large format offset printing.
Commenting on the launch of the new press, Manroland Sheetfed GmbH CEO Rafael Penuela said:
“Our quest to deliver to deliver value to our customers is an ongoing quest which guides everything we do. We are immensely proud to be launching the ROLAND 900 Evolution because it breaks new ground and opens a new world of possibilities for our customers.”
Dr. Peter Conrady, Head of Global Sales, Manroland Sheetfed GmbH said:
“We are strong in this sector of the market and this was a natural next step in the development of the product line using the proven ROLAND 700 Evolution platform, and going to the larger format. We delighted to report we have already sold three ROLAND 900 Evolution presses to customers in Poland, Italy and the USA.”