Roland DG celebrates shared ethos with new distributor Amaya Sales UK

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Roland DG has appointed Amaya Sales UK as a new distributor for the TrueVis SG-300, a versatile printer/cutter that sits perfectly within Amaya's existing portfolio of garment decoration systems.

Amaya Sales UK has over 30 years experience in the garment industry, forging valuable partnerships with its customers rather than simply acting as a dealer – an ethos of support and community shared with Roland. Its customer base of screen printers, embroiders and garment decorators will now be able to experience the Roland TrueVIS SG-300 in both of Amaya Sales UK's showrooms, located in Nottinghamshire and Hampshire.

The TrueVIS SG-300 is an economical wide format device delivering vibrant colour printing along with integrated contour cutting, ideal for producing short run heat transfer graphics for apparel such as t-shirts, sweatshirts and bags. This flexible 762 mm)printer/cutter is also a reliable workhorse for wall graphics and murals, fine art and photographs, vehicle graphics, posters and backlit displays, banners, signs and die cut labels, decals and stickers – giving Amaya Sales UK's customers a great opportunity to offer new or higher quality products.

Peter Wright, director at Amaya Sales UK, commented: ‘The Roland SG range of print and cut equipment fits perfectly with our garment decoration products and will allow us to provide our customers the exact fit for their needs. The Roland will give both new and existing clients more choice of application as well as streamlining their existing workflows.’

He continued, ‘All of the equipment we sell is very hands-on and gives the users options to customise workflows, whether they need a higher quality output or more throughput. The Roland SG range does exactly the same in giving flexibility to our customers' businesses, enabling them to fulfil their customers’ needs quickly, effortlessly and on time, every time without fail. The Roland VersaWorks RIP software plays a massive part in this as well, making everything just so, so easy.’

Roland DG has appointed Amaya Sales UK as a new distributor for the TrueVis SG-300, a versatile printer/cutter that sits perfectly within Amaya's existing portfolio of garment decoration systems.

Amaya Sales UK has over 30 years experience in the garment industry, forging valuable partnerships with its customers rather than simply acting as a dealer – an ethos of support and community shared with Roland. Its customer base of screen printers, embroiders and garment decorators will now be able to experience the Roland TrueVIS SG-300 in both of Amaya Sales UK's showrooms, located in Nottinghamshire and Hampshire.

The TrueVIS SG-300 is an economical wide format device delivering vibrant colour printing along with integrated contour cutting, ideal for producing short run heat transfer graphics for apparel such as t-shirts, sweatshirts and bags. This flexible 762 mm)printer/cutter is also a reliable workhorse for wall graphics and murals, fine art and photographs, vehicle graphics, posters and backlit displays, banners, signs and die cut labels, decals and stickers – giving Amaya Sales UK's customers a great opportunity to offer new or higher quality products.

Peter Wright, director at Amaya Sales UK, commented: ‘The Roland SG range of print and cut equipment fits perfectly with our garment decoration products and will allow us to provide our customers the exact fit for their needs. The Roland will give both new and existing clients more choice of application as well as streamlining their existing workflows.’

He continued, ‘All of the equipment we sell is very hands-on and gives the users options to customise workflows, whether they need a higher quality output or more throughput. The Roland SG range does exactly the same in giving flexibility to our customers' businesses, enabling them to fulfil their customers’ needs quickly, effortlessly and on time, every time without fail. The Roland VersaWorks RIP software plays a massive part in this as well, making everything just so, so easy.’