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Roland DG VersaSTUDIO GS2-24

Roland DG's current desktop vinyl cutter: 584 mm maximum cutting width, 30–500 gf blade force and servo drive — specified from Roland DGA's product page and the April 2026 datasheet, including the warranty's registration small print.

Roland DG · VersaSTUDIO GS2-24Current productLast verified 2026-07-17

Successor to the CAMM-1 GS-24, which no longer appears on Roland DGA's current vinyl-cutter listing; Roland's still-live GS-24 support pages carry no formal discontinuation notice, so the predecessor's lifecycle is recorded as unknown rather than assumed.

What it is

A 24 in-class desktop vinyl cutter using a digitally controlled servo motor and media-moving cutting, taking rolls or sheets from 50 mm up to 700 mm wide and cutting up to 584 mm wide. Ships with a blade, blade holder, roller base and Roland's CutStudio software.

Who it may be relevant for: Shops cutting heat-transfer vinyl and self-adhesive sign vinyl at desktop scale — apparel decorators, sign makers, and production add-on stations.

Specifications

Every figure below is traced to a numbered source. “Manufacturer figure” marks values stated by the manufacturer under their own test conditions — not independent measurements. Specifications change; confirm anything critical with the manufacturer before purchasing.

Cutting

SpecificationValueBasis
Maximum cutting area584 mm (22.9 in) wide × up to 25,000 mm (984 in) longVerified[2]
Acceptable media width50–700 mm (1.97–27.5 in); flat media from 100 mm length, rolls unrestrictedVerified[2]
Blade force30–500 gfVerified[2]
Cutting speed10–850 mm/s (0.39–33.4 in/s)Verified[2]
ResolutionMechanical 0.0125 mm/step; software 0.025 mm/stepVerified[2]
DriveDigitally controlled servo motor; media-moving method; CAMM-GLIII command systemVerified[2]
Included bladeZEC-U5032 — the datasheet names the blade only; Roland's product page describes it as the CAMM-1 series bladeVerified[1]

Connectivity

SpecificationValueBasis
ConnectivityEthernet 10/100BASE (auto-switching) and USB 2.0 Full SpeedVerified[2]

Electrical & environment

SpecificationValueBasis
PowerDedicated AC adapter (100–240 V in, 24 V DC 2.7 A out); ≈ 24 W consumptionVerified[1]

Physical

SpecificationValueBasis
Dimensions (W × D × H)860 × 319 × 235 mm (33.9 × 12.6 × 9.3 in)Verified[2]
Weight13.5 kg (30 lb)Verified[2]

Warranty & compliance

SpecificationValueBasis
WarrantyThree-year warranty — Roland's datasheet footnote requires registration within 60 days; the footnote also references exclusive use of Roland DGA approved inks (verbatim, on a cutter datasheet)The ink clause appears to be boilerplate; reproduced rather than interpreted.Verified[2]

Manufacturer claims

Marketing statements from the manufacturer, reproduced for context. damantra has not tested or verified them.

  • 40% more cutting force than the previous model[1]
  • 70% more cutting speed[1]
  • Professional production, starter sized[2]

Limitations

  • Roland's datasheet does not publish operating-environment or acoustic figures for the GS2-24.
  • Warranty terms carry registration small print (60-day registration requirement) — read the datasheet footnote before relying on the headline three years.
  • Sold as VersaSTUDIO GS2-24; listings calling it CAMM-1 GS2-24 are using the predecessor's series name.

Sources & verification

  1. [1] VersaSTUDIO Desktop Vinyl Cutter | Roland DGARoland DGA · official source · accessed 2026-07-17
  2. [2] GS2-24 Desktop Vinyl Cutter datasheet (RDGA-GS2-24-02, April 2026)Roland DGA · official source · accessed 2026-07-17
  3. [3] Technical Support for CAMM-1 GS-24 (predecessor)Roland DGA · official source · accessed 2026-07-17 · Used only for predecessor-lifecycle context; no GS-24 discontinuation statement present
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