Roland DG DE-3 — desktop engraving machine

Name: Roland DG DE-3 — desktop engraving machine
Brand: Roland DG
SKU: DE-3

The Roland DG DE-3 is a desktop engraving machine for personalised products, plaques and marking. It provides a 305 × 230 × 40 mm work envelope with USB or Ethernet connectivity.

Enquiry

Manufacturer code: DE-3DE-3On request

Overview

The Roland DG DE-3 is designed for personalised products, plaques and marking applications. This desktop machine suits workshops engraving text and graphics onto products. Work envelope and motion The maximum X, Y and Z work envelope is 305 × 230 × 40 mm. X and Y axis travel speeds range from 0.1 to 60 mm/s, with Z axis travel from 0.1 to 30 mm/s. Spindle speed is adjustable from 5,000 to 20,000 rpm. Axis travel speeds do not represent finished-product throughput. Material thickness and connectivity Maximum material thickness is 40 mm, or 38 mm when using the depth-regulating nose cone. USB and Ethernet connections are provided. External dimensions are 616 × 587 × 390 mm and machine weight is 35 kg. When selecting a configuration, consider the material, workpiece dimensions, workholding and intended engraving result. Include these details in your enquiry; confirm the configuration, accessories and supply terms in the quotation.

Specifications

Work area

work area (mm): 305 × 230 (X/Y; Z travel 40)

Specifications

maximum media thickness (mm): 40; 38 with the nose cone (configuration-dependent)
interface: USB and Ethernet

What it suits

Work envelope (X × Y × Z): 305 × 230 × 40 mm.
X and Y axis travel: 0.1–60 mm/s; Z axis travel: 0.1–30 mm/s.
Spindle speed: 5,000–20,000 rpm.
Maximum material thickness: 40 mm; 38 mm with the nose cone.
Connectivity: USB and Ethernet.

Documents

Datasheet

Manufacturer

Roland DG

Roland DG manufactures wide-format printers, integrated print-and-cut systems, cutting plotters, engravers and milling equipment. These equipment groups serve sign production, textile decoration, product personalisation and industrial applications. When choosing equipment, first distinguish between printing alone, printing with cutting, and material processing through engraving or milling. An integrated print-and-cut system performs both operations in one machine, while a separate cutting plotter provides an independent workstation. The appropriate model depends on the material, workpiece format and planned production process.