Roland DG Announces TrueVis AG-640 Latex Printer/Cutter
04 September 2026: Roland DG announced the TrueVis AG-640 on 2 September 2026 in Hamamatsu, Japan. The 64-inch water-based latex printer/cutter combines printing and contour cutting in one machine, with seven-colour TA2 ink options and output up to 1,200 dpi. It gives sign and display producers one device for graphics, decals and interior applications.
The announcement comes ahead of a 24 September sales start in Japan, according to Roland DG’s official release. The company has also published a global product page, although regional prices and availability may differ.
What does the TrueVis AG-640 offer ?
Roland DG’s specifications list a maximum printing and cutting width of 1,600 mm. Buyers can choose CMYK with optimizer or a seven-colour set comprising cyan, magenta, yellow, black, orange, red and white, also with optimizer. The machine uses 750 ml TA2 ink pouches and long-life piezo printheads.
Orange and red widen the available colour range, while white ink supports transparent and coloured media. The company says the water-based ink dries quickly enough for immediate finishing. It also lists compatibility with PVC, paper, textiles, films, backlit media and transfer sheets, subject to media testing and production settings.
Integrated contour cutting is the sharper point of difference. Labels, stickers, decals and shaped point-of-purchase graphics can move through one device, reducing transfers between a printer and separate cutter. Roland DG calls the AG-640 the world’s first latex printer/cutter; that remains a company claim rather than an independently verified category record.
How does it fit into production workflows ?
The AG-640 ships with VersaWorks 7 RIP software and Roland DG Connect. Roland DG says its media pull-back, automated media setup and curing controls aim to save material and operator time. For shops comparing technologies, the wide-format printing market includes latex alongside solvent, UV-curable, aqueous and sublimation systems.
The launch extends Roland DG’s printer/cutter line beyond the TrueVis XG-640 eco-solvent model and follows its wider industrial digital printing expansion. Likely jobs include vehicle and window graphics, wallcoverings, exhibition displays, labels and interior décor, all part of the shift toward short-run digital printing for faster campaign production.
FAQs
When does the TrueVis AG-640 go on sale ?
Roland DG scheduled Japanese sales for 24 September 2026. Buyers elsewhere should confirm local availability and pricing with their regional Roland DG operation or authorised dealer.
Is the AG-640 the world’s first latex printer/cutter ?
Roland DG markets it as the world’s first latex printer/cutter. The company’s global product page supports that wording, but no independent category audit was found, so the claim remains attributed.
https://www.rolanddga.com/products/printers/truevis-ag-640


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