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Don't know about the VS540, but I have a VP540 which was drifting in the cutting process a while ago. I got a wire brush and a bit of solvent onto the grit wheels and solved the problem. There was a lot of gunk embedded around the "pins" thus reducing the depth they were penetrating into the liner.

I had a similar issue, but not to the extent of a cm! I solved it by slowing the cut and travel times down substantially.

The print is about 45" wide x 6' long. The rollers are about 4" diameter. Pressure is exerted by adjusting screws at each end. I wind each down until the rollers touch, then add 1/8th turn of each screw. Then turn the handle on the end which turns the top roller And draws the material through...

Hi Folks. I have recently invested in a Roland VP540, plus a 51" cold laminator - manual job with the crank handle on the side. And I'm having issues! The pressure I am using is about 1/8 turn more from when the rollers contact, but still the material bunches as it is going through. My initial...

Hi All, New to to the site and new to a Roland VP540. I am printing small black text and all colors are firing which gives a dark grey appearance and edges are not sharp. The registration marks for die-cutting after laminating however are pure black and look great. I use Corel Draw X6 and have...