Hey come on ^^ what about the other new product? The STONE and wood pale ale eh? lololololol. Seriously, BN2-20 looks incredible. Will be the first I'll be demoing when I'm ready for sure! Thank you for posting.
It's pretty much the same Piezo inkjet printhead that was in the original BN-20, but this one allows for bi-directional printing, which is one of the reasons for the substantial speed increase 🙂
Durability of the end product will relate directly to the type of media that you are using. For example sign vinyl will inherently be more durable to weather and UV as it is designed to be used outdoors. Heat transfer vinyl has it's own water-fastness, depending again on the chosen vinyl and fabric that it is applied to. We'd recommend checking the specifications of any self-adhesive media that you are using prior to application.
Hi there, the BN-20 series has always been around the $10,000 price mark and the BN2-20 is no different. You can view our prices here: gjs.co/search?products%5Bquery%5D=bn-20
Hi there, unfortunately the BN2-20 will not be suitable for this but the Roland DG MG-300 is: gjs.co/equipment/new/p4707/roland-dg-truevis-mg-series-printer-cutter and its also available as a used demo model: gjs.co/equipment/used/
Hi There. Thanks for your recommendation, I purchased BN2-20A. It's been working great and I see a lot of potential. I have a quick question. Is there a way to adjust header off set amount when printing? The print always starts 3inches offset from the top and I feel it's a lot of waste. Thanks!
Unfortunately, there is no way to decrease this amount, the length is set by the sensor and is in place to protect the print head from hitting the edge of the vinyl.
Got it. Thanks for the reply! Got one more question. Is there kiss cut and die cut settings I can download for different mediums? I'm trying various mediums such as removable and transparent. It's hard to take out stickers. Best.@@GJSAustralia
@@gilryongsong The ‘Die cut’ option is called ‘Perf cut’ on these printers, it is added during the artwork preparation same as the kiss cut line. There will be multiple videos you can watch if you search for ‘Roland Perf Cut settings’. They should be able to help you through it. If you are a GJS customer, and are still having trouble with getting it right, feel free to reach out to our support team. Otherwise, the supplier or dealer you purchased the machine from should be able to provide you with some assistance.
Hi there, it uses the ECO-SOL MAX 2 ink. White ink is only used when printing to clear media for decals that might be applied to glass. Picture a nail polish bottle that has a clear decal so you can see the contents but also has the branding and instruction. White ink contains heavy solids unlike the other inks so maintenance is crucial to keeping the head in good order. Nozzle checks are of course difficult to see when printing to white media so you have to load a piece of clear to perform nozzle checks. Due to the nature of the ink when it is loaded the printer will do more maintenance than it would should white not be loaded. For this reason you will find you ink levels lower quicker.
What is the cost of the print pre Unit this printer uses for printing of a A0 size paper and ink could you please say and how long does it take pre poster to print using this printer please I am very interested but need to know more info and thanks for your replies
@@cryptofinders6377 The max print width is between 460mm-470mm, so it can’t print to A0 size in one print. A full size print up to 1m long will take between 15-35 minutes depending on the print settings. Hope this helps.
Hi@@cryptofinders6377 this really depends on a number of factors, including the artwork that is being printed, the print mode selected, the media being uses and if it's print only or print and cut. Sorry we can't be more specific in this instance.
Hi there, the BN2 series uses Roland's own solvent ink, which is different from sublimation ink. You can learn more about it here: gjs.co/supplies/p3626/roland-dg-eco-sol-max-2-ink-cartridges
Hi Janelle, you heard correctly, the BN2-20 is great for heat transfer vinyl applications to a variety of garments - t-shirts, hoodies, caps, bags, etc. We have plenty of videos on our channel of the heat transfer process :)
@GJSAustralia Thanks for that info. I will check out the videos. 🙂 I had subscribed to your channel, but I hadn't seen any pop-up in my notifications. Must check out that I am still subscribed to you. 🙂
I would love this device for sure
Looks good. Definitely an upgrade 🤘🏽
An upgrade 12+ years in the making and well worth the wait!
Waiting for mine bn2 20 A
Hopefully you don't have to wait too long Shirley!
Hey come on ^^ what about the other new product? The STONE and wood pale ale eh? lololololol. Seriously, BN2-20 looks incredible. Will be the first I'll be demoing when I'm ready for sure! Thank you for posting.
Well spotted! You can thank our resident beer aficionado and marketing manager Tom for that strategic product placement 🙂
Wow, I can believe! Nice job, what printhead is inside? Same like mk1?
It's pretty much the same Piezo inkjet printhead that was in the original BN-20, but this one allows for bi-directional printing, which is one of the reasons for the substantial speed increase 🙂
@@GJSAustralia So even more expensive to replace 🤥
can you install decal right away . Iheard a few time you need to wait 24 hrs for it to dry 100%
Hi there, yes you can but best practise is to leave the ink for 24 hrs to de-gas
Is the media for stickers waterproof and resistant?
Durability of the end product will relate directly to the type of media that you are using. For example sign vinyl will inherently be more durable to weather and UV as it is designed to be used outdoors. Heat transfer vinyl has it's own water-fastness, depending again on the chosen vinyl and fabric that it is applied to. We'd recommend checking the specifications of any self-adhesive media that you are using prior to application.
Close to the same price as the BN-20/A? At 10K its almost twice as much on your website guy.
Hi there, the BN-20 series has always been around the $10,000 price mark and the BN2-20 is no different.
You can view our prices here: gjs.co/search?products%5Bquery%5D=bn-20
Is this printer for cardstock projects? I want a printer and cutter machine 2 in 1 for cardstock 300 gms, not for stickers.
Hi there, unfortunately the BN2-20 will not be suitable for this but the Roland DG MG-300 is: gjs.co/equipment/new/p4707/roland-dg-truevis-mg-series-printer-cutter and its also available as a used demo model: gjs.co/equipment/used/
Is there a stand for this?
The BN2 series utilises the same stand as the Roland DG GS-24, it is sold separately.
Hi There. Thanks for your recommendation, I purchased BN2-20A. It's been working great and I see a lot of potential. I have a quick question. Is there a way to adjust header off set amount when printing? The print always starts 3inches offset from the top and I feel it's a lot of waste. Thanks!
Unfortunately, there is no way to decrease this amount, the length is set by the sensor and is in place to protect the print head from hitting the edge of the vinyl.
Got it. Thanks for the reply! Got one more question. Is there kiss cut and die cut settings I can download for different mediums? I'm trying various mediums such as removable and transparent. It's hard to take out stickers. Best.@@GJSAustralia
@@gilryongsong The ‘Die cut’ option is called ‘Perf cut’ on these printers, it is added during the artwork preparation same as the kiss cut line.
There will be multiple videos you can watch if you search for ‘Roland Perf Cut settings’. They should be able to help you through it.
If you are a GJS customer, and are still having trouble with getting it right, feel free to reach out to our support team. Otherwise, the supplier or dealer you purchased the machine from should be able to provide you with some assistance.
Which version of the eco max ink does this printer use? What do you guys reckon are the functional differences in not having white? Thanks!
Hi there, it uses the ECO-SOL MAX 2 ink. White ink is only used when printing to clear media for decals that might be applied to glass. Picture a nail polish bottle that has a clear decal so you can see the contents but also has the branding and instruction. White ink contains heavy solids unlike the other inks so maintenance is crucial to keeping the head in good order. Nozzle checks are of course difficult to see when printing to white media so you have to load a piece of clear to perform nozzle checks. Due to the nature of the ink when it is loaded the printer will do more maintenance than it would should white not be loaded. For this reason you will find you ink levels lower quicker.
Wonderful explaination, thanks!@@GJSAustralia
Does it really weigh 60 kg?
Thanks for your comment, it actually weighs 62 kg.
Hi, is there a setting to let it know not to use the white ink if you are printing on white media? also, does it need 240v power or 120v? Thanks!
also, is lamination required for long term durability?
You can control the white ink depending on how you set the artwork with the spot colour on your graphics software, the BN2-20 requires 220-240v.
You don`t necessarily need to laminate but it will prolong the durability. @@MintHillExpress
Does it print posters to
Yes, it can print posters!
What is the cost of the print pre Unit this printer uses for printing of a A0 size paper and ink could you please say and how long does it take pre poster to print using this printer please I am very interested but need to know more info and thanks for your replies
@@cryptofinders6377 The max print width is between 460mm-470mm, so it can’t print to A0 size in one print. A full size print up to 1m long will take between 15-35 minutes depending on the print settings. Hope this helps.
Hi@@cryptofinders6377 this really depends on a number of factors, including the artwork that is being printed, the print mode selected, the media being uses and if it's print only or print and cut. Sorry we can't be more specific in this instance.
PRICE ?
You can find the full price list here: go.gjs.co/RolandBN220
Does anyone know if this uses sublimation ink ?
Hi there, the BN2 series uses Roland's own solvent ink, which is different from sublimation ink. You can learn more about it here: gjs.co/supplies/p3626/roland-dg-eco-sol-max-2-ink-cartridges
Did I hear right? You said garment? If yes, please do a video. 😊
Hi Janelle, you heard correctly, the BN2-20 is great for heat transfer vinyl applications to a variety of garments - t-shirts, hoodies, caps, bags, etc. We have plenty of videos on our channel of the heat transfer process :)
@GJSAustralia Thanks for that info. I will check out the videos. 🙂 I had subscribed to your channel, but I hadn't seen any pop-up in my notifications. Must check out that I am still subscribed to you. 🙂