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Contour Pen Printing Jig for Roland LEF 300 Series Flatbed Printer (50 Spaces)

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Description

Contour Pen Printing Jig for Roland LEF 300 Series Flatbed Printer (50 Spaces)This contour pen jig has been designed for the Roland LEF 300 series and maximises the full bed space and printing area with the jig capacity to print 50 pens. Our pen jigs have been specifically designed for contour pens and can print up to 50 pens, but it may also suitable for printing a variety of pen styles. Not sure if your items will fit the jig? The first step would be to send us a photo of the product you want to print on, get in touch today

This contour pen jig has been designed for the Roland LEF 300 series and maximises the full bed space and printing area with the jig capacity to print 50 pens.

Our pen jigs have been specifically designed for contour pens and can print up to 50 pens, but it may also suitable for printing a variety of pen styles.

Not sure if your items will fit the jig?
The first step would be to send us a photo of the product you want to print on, get in touch today and we'll happily help.  You can always sent us samples for us to check compatibility. 

What's Included:

  • 1 x  Contour Pen Jig (Pro 50  Spaces) 
  • 1 x PDF Template File

    Printing Capacity: Pro Jig with 50 Pen Spaces

    Jig Type: Pro jigs are pre-loadable for minimum downtime and ideal for high volume production.

      Jig CompatibilityOur Pro jigs are compatible with Roland LEF and SF flatbed printer machines.  For more information view our Jig Compatibility Guide.

      Part of our PRO Jig System? Yes

      You will also need:

      1 x “Bed Base & Ruler Guide”: Ensure this has been fitted to your flatbed printer prior to using our jigs.

      * Please note pens are not included

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