| - Industry | - Sector | - CEO | JPX Exchange | JP3983450002 ISIN |
| Japan Country | 1,361 Employees | - Last Dividend | 3 Sep 2024 Last Split | - IPO Date |
Roland DG Corporation, originally known as AMDEK Corporation, stands as a pivotal provider of digital printing solutions on a global scale, with operational reach extending from Japan to North America, Europe, the rest of Asia, and beyond. Since its inception in 1981 and subsequent rebranding in 1983, the company has dedicated itself to the innovation and production of a wide array of printing and digital fabrication equipment. Catering to diverse sectors including visual communication, digital fabrication, and dentistry, Roland DG Corporation not only supplies hardware but also augments the creative and production capabilities of its customers through sophisticated design and print management software. This unique amalgamation of technology and software empowers individuals and businesses alike to craft bespoke gifts, apparel, and memorabilia, further enriching the fabric of personalized commerce.
These printers facilitate the production of large-scale visual communications such as banners, signs, and vehicle graphics, leveraging advanced inkjet technology to deliver vivid colors and high resolutions.
Roland DG integrates printing and cutting capabilities into single devices, streamlining the creation of stickers, labels, and custom graphics with precision and efficiency.
Designed for cutting intricate designs out of vinyl, these machines are pivotal for sign making, vehicle wraps, and various forms of visual merchandising.
Offering precision engineering solutions, these machines enable detailed carving and shaping of materials for prototyping, model making, and small-batch production in a variety of industries.
With a focus on rapid prototyping and product development, Roland DG's 3D printers support industries in turning digital designs into tangible objects, enhancing both creativity and productivity.
These machines provide high-quality engraving solutions for personalized items, industrial labeling, and decorative applications, supporting materials ranging from metal to plastic and beyond.
Specialized for the dental industry, these machines produce precise fittings and prosthetics, revolutionizing dental laboratories with efficient and accurate production capabilities.
Expanding the possibilities within dental medicine, these printers allow for the rapid fabrication of dental implants, crowns, and bridges, fostering innovation in patient care.
Targeted at creating high-resolution, photo-quality prints on hard surfaces, these machines open new avenues for product customization and unique gift creation.
This comprehensive suite empowers users to unleash their creativity in designing custom gifts, apparel, and mementos, with intuitive tools that manage the entire design-to-print process.