Roland DGA Announces New Demo Days Roadshow Schedule for 2022

Roland DGA has announced its new schedule of “Business Builder” Demo Days Roadshow stops for 2022– events designed to bring the company’s latest technologies to print professionals throughout the U.S. At present, the schedule includes visits to nine different authorized Roland DGA dealerships nationwide, with more locations to be added later in the year. Each roadshow in 2022 will be an “open-house” style event that makes it easier than ever for attendees to see Roland DGA’s newest printers and printer/cutters in action. Valuable door prizes will also be awarded during raffles held at each event.

Roland DGA conducted similar Demo Days Roadshow tours in 2020 and 2021, with a roadshow truck transporting the company’s latest product introductions to select dealerships for interactive demonstrations. The 2022 tour will allow attendees to get a firsthand look at some of Roland DG’s most advanced inkjets, including the recently launched third-generation TrueVIS VG3 and SG3 eco-solvent printer/cutters, the new VersaUV LEC2 Series UV printer/cutters, and the VersaUV LEF2 Series benchtop flatbed printers.

The 2022 schedule will begin with a March 22-23 stop at the Tempe, Arizona-based dealership Hansen Supply.  Following that, the roadshow truck will make stops at authorized Roland DGA dealerships in eight additional states, including Texas, Tennessee, Maryland, New York, Kentucky, Ohio, Washington, and California.

“We are very excited about our 2022 Demo Days Roadshow tour,” said Amado Lara, Roland DGA’s VP of Sales. “These stops make it possible for those who can’t attend larger industry tradeshows to see our latest and greatest products and get in-person demos at a nearby location. They also enable print providers to get expert advice on which specific Roland DG products will best serve their specific needs and help them build their respective businesses.”

To view the complete 2022 Demo Days Roadshow schedule, click here.

Source: Roland DGA

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