ORAFOL presented the new ORALITE ECO Traffic Printer, based on the Roland DG TrueVIS XP-640, at a Technology Day held on November 5 at the company’s headquarters in Oranienburg, Germany. Around 70 selected customers took the opportunity to experience the new printer generation live and learn more about its application possibilities. Guided by the theme ORALITE – Leading the Way in Printing, the event combined live demonstrations with technical presentations, training sessions and a factory tour. The focus was on the further development of digital traffic sign printing and the interaction between printing technology, materials and service.
Developed in collaboration with Roland DG, the ORALITE ECO Traffic Printer is based on the TrueVIS XP-640 and features specific ORAFOL modifications to meet the requirements of traffic sign production. Improved drying performance enables higher print speeds and shorter production times. This increases system productivity and supports efficient manufacturing processes. At the same time, the media width of up to 64 inches (1,625 mm) expands the range of applications, particularly for larger graphic formats. In addition to permanent traffic signs, the system is also suitable for construction site signage and other graphic applications. The Technology Day also provided an opportunity for professional exchange between customers, ORAFOL experts and technology partners. The event underscored ORAFOL’s commitment to advancing digital traffic sign printing in close collaboration with its customers and partners.