IRVINE, CA, Sep 22, 2026 – LogoJET will offer Roland DG desktop, benchtop and large-format UV flatbed printers for product decoration and personalization. The partnership with Roland DGA and LogoJET expands the printer sizes and production options available through LogoJET.
The additions include desktop models for entry-level and price-sensitive users, plus larger-format equipment beyond LogoJET’s existing range. That range includes the R-series UVx40R PLUS-SE and UVx90R-SE direct-to-substrate printers.
LogoJET will provide application guidance, training, support and custom trays for industrial customers using the Roland DG printers.
“We are extremely excited about our new partnership with LogoJET,” said Roland DGA’s vice president of business development, Dan Johansen. “Roland DGA is committed to growth within industrial printing markets as direct-to-object manufacturing continues to expand at a rapid pace. LogoJET has been a pioneer in providing solutions to the market, and this partnership creates tremendous opportunity for us to rapidly expand our mutual businesses to meet and exceed the growing needs of our customers.”
“After exploring building new solutions ourselves and working with other manufacturing partners, we determined that Roland DGA was the right choice and the faster path to market,” said Susan Cox, founder and CEO of LogoJET. “Beyond great products, we saw a company whose values closely mirror our own. This relationship lets us say ‘yes’ to more of what our customers are asking for. By adding Roland DG printers to our own lineup, LogoJET can now serve a broader segment of the UV direct-to-object market, offering our customers a solution to fit any price point, bed size, or production need, from entry-level desktop models to higher-volume large-format production systems, while backing every device with the training, support, custom trays, and expertise LogoJET is known for.”
LogoJET will present Roland DG products joining its lineup at the 2026 PRINTING United Expo. These include the VersaStudio BD-12 desktop UV flatbed printer and VersaObject RC-300 cylindrical UV printer. The event runs Sept. 23-25 in Las Vegas.
Source: Roland DGA
About Roland DG Americas
Roland DGA, headquartered in Irvine, CA, is the marketing, sales, distribution, and service arm for Roland DG Corporation of Hamamatsu, Japan, serving North and South America. Established in 1987, Roland DGA provides a wide range of digital imaging equipment, including large-format printers, vinyl cutters, engraving machines, 3D milling tools, and dental milling devices. These solutions support professionals across various industries such as signage, commercial printing, packaging, labeling, promotional products, textiles, engraving, and 3D modeling. Since its founding in 1981, Roland DG Corporation has been a pioneer in wide-format inkjet printing for applications in signage, apparel, interior décor, and vehicle graphics. The company also develops precision devices including engravers for awards and ADA signage, photo impact printers for direct part marking, and advanced 3D and CNC milling systems for use in dental, prototyping, and medical manufacturing.
About LogoJET
LogoJET is a manufacturer of industrial direct-to-substrate UV inkjet printers based in Lafayette, LA. Susan Cox founded the company in 2005. LogoJET sells flatbed, rotary and direct-to-object printers for product decoration. Its product line includes R-Series, Inspira Series and Strata Series printers. The company also sells inks, blank media, print trays, accessories and pretreatment products. It provides repair, maintenance, technical support, software, warranties, training and professional services. Customers include promotional-products suppliers, engravers, sign and graphics businesses, retailers and packaging companies. Its printers work with wood, metal, acrylic, plastics, glass, leather, ceramics, stone, vinyl and rubber. Models with rotary capability can print on curved and cylindrical products. Customers use the equipment for awards, signage, packaging and personalized goods.
