Roland LV series engravers employ state-of-the-art CO2 laser technology to cut out different materials

Roland DGA Corporation has engineered the LV series laser engraving machines, which are advanced and easy to operate. The multipurpose LV series employs state-of-the-art CO2 laser technology to cut out, engrave, or mark on hundreds of different materials with incredible ease and accuracy. Two different models are available — the 30-watt LV-180 with its 20.4-by-14.7-inch table and the 40-watt LV-290 with its 31-by-20.9-inch table — allowing users to choose the machine that best suits the size and thickness of the materials they will be working with.

The new LV laser engravers are ideal to use alongside Roland’s VersaUV LEF and LEF2 benchtop UV flatbed printers for combined laser-cut and direct-print applications. Roland DGA has made pairing these devices even more attractive by offering customers the opportunity to save over $10,000 when they purchase an LV-180/LEF2-200 or LV-290/LEF2-300 combo — discounted packages that also include air filtration units for each machine and other essentials. Both LV devices use a non-contact CO2 laser to quickly and easily engrave complex shapes and text with crisp edges out of plastics, wood, leather, paper, cork and more. Unlike conventional digital engravers, the LV cuts surfaces smoothly and cleanly without burrs, thus eliminating the need for any final touchup work.