R700 Evolution: Four years of high performance investment

The first ROLAND 700 EVOLUTION from South America started its operation in São Paulo, at Escala 7, in 2017. Dedicated to packaging production, in particular cartons for the most diversified segments, as well as pioneering in display fabrication; the printshop was demanding complete and flexible equipment that could optimize their manufacturing with lots of resources, but at the lowest possible cost.

Almost 4 years later, we asked to Mr. Antonio Carlos Brusco, Industrial Director from Escala 7, to tell us about his experience of owning three ROLAND sheetfed printing machines in his printshop, this is what he told us:

“We are really satisfied with the Evolution 700. It’s really a huge evolution both in terms of both productivity, which reaches at least 35%, as well as more user-friendly software. The InlineColorPilot and the InlineInspector are essential equipment to guarantee the quality of the jobs, and the simultaneous plate change (SPL) provided us extensive flexibility and throughput in our production”.

Escala 7’s board of directors (from left to right): Sergio Brusco, Luiz Roberto Brusco, Antonio Carlos Brusco and Antonio Brusco
ROLAND 706 LV EVOLUTION installed at Escala 7 in 2017

Please check out more about the partnership between manroland sheetfed Brasil and Escala 7 on our website Escala 7 and Manroland celebrate 2 years of R700 EVOLUTION – Manroland (manrolandsheetfed.com)

About Manroland Sheetfed

Manroland Sheetfed GmbH is a leading German producer of sheetfed offset litho printing presses. Founded in 1871, the company is one of the oldest producers of printing presses in the world. Today the company has its own subsidiaries in over 40 countries and is a global watchword for supreme quality and reliability. Manroland Sheetfed GmbH is a wholly owned subsidiary of the privately owned UK engineering group, Langley Holdings plc.


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