Roland Ionizer option for MO-180 and MO-240 UV Printers

Roland Optional Ionizer Bar for MO-Series Benchtop UV Flatbed Printers

For MO-180 and MO-240 Models

The Roland Ionizer Bar Accessory is an essential upgrade for MO-Series UV flatbed printers, designed to dramatically improve print stability, surface cleanliness, and overall image quality. By neutralizing static electricity during the printing process, it ensures a cleaner workflow and more consistent results—especially when working with plastics, acrylics, packaging materials, and other substrates prone to static buildup.

Key Benefits

• Neutralizes Static Electricity
The ionizer bar actively releases ions to balance the electrical charge around the print area. This prevents static from interfering with ink placement and ensures stability across the entire print surface.

• Prevents Dust & Particle Adhesion
Static electricity naturally attracts dust, fibers, and debris—any of which can ruin a print. The ionizer eliminates this issue by keeping surfaces clean, reducing imperfections, and helping maintain professional-grade output on every job.

• Improves Ink Ejection Accuracy
Misfired droplets caused by static can lead to fuzzy edges, banding, or uneven color. With the ionizer bar installed, ink lays down precisely where it should, enhancing clarity, fine detail reproduction, and overall print sharpness.

• On-Screen “Ionizer Status” Monitor
The printer’s control panel clearly displays whether the ionizer is active, giving operators instant confirmation and helping maintain consistent workflows and quality standards.

• Compatible With Both MO-Series Models
Designed specifically for the Roland MO-180 and MO-240 UV flatbed printers, the ionizer bar installs seamlessly and integrates perfectly with factory functions and safety systems.

Why Add the Ionizer Bar?

If you’re printing on plastics, coated boards, acrylics, packaging materials, consumer products, electronics housings, or any material known to carry static, this accessory can significantly reduce print defects and rework. It’s a simple addition that provides measurable improvements in uptime, consistency, and print quality—making it a smart investment for production environments of all sizes.