Roland DG announced the sale of its 420,000th vinyl cutter

“We often hear that the cutter market is mature,” said Yuko Maeda, Roland DG general manager for sign products. “However, we believe that the needs for using a cutter, for both professionals and consumers, are still strong, and we remain committed to exceeding our users’ expectations with our market-leading technology. The sale of our 420,000th cutter is testimony of our success.”

Roland DG started selling CAMM-1 cutters in 1988 to improve productivity of sign makers. “Previously, stencils and signs were made by hand,” said Maeda. “Since their introduction, Roland professional cutter products have become widely used in a variety of fields to handle a range of applications, including stickers, decals, signs, window tinting film, floor graphics and heat transfers for apparel decoration.”