Take control of your design work. Utilising the Roland Active Piezo Sensor (RAPS) technology, the MDX-20/15 is transformed into a 3D scanner for scanning 3D objects and creating 3D data. The milling spindle unit turns the machine into a full-featured CNC mill, capable of cutting jeweller’s wax, resins, chemical wood, acrylic and even light metals such as brass and aluminium.

The MDX-20and MDX-15 both use Subtractive Rapid Prototyping (SRP®) technology – removing unwanted material from a solid object – to reduce costs and increase speed. SRP machines can mill a wide range of low cost materials and have no need for post finishing work due to their superior finish.

Plugging into your computer as easy as any desktop printer. The MDX-20 and MDX-15 work with a variety of popular 3D CAD and computer graphics software programs including SolidWorks®, Rhinoceros®, VectorWorks®, LightWave®, VisualMill and 3D Studio Max®, allowing you to design in the program you’re most comfortable with.

By testing and modifying your virtual 3D designs, the MDX-20 and MDX-15 will save you time and money.

When you buy an MDX-20/15 milling machine you get an affordable prototyping tool. You also get the added peace of mind knowing that you will be supported every step of the way by Roland. When you purchase a machine from Roland, you are buying more than just a piece of equipment, you are buying a partnership.

Roland machines are designed and hand-built by Roland engineers. The software is designed to complement the machine and user, and make production run as smoothly as possible.

Finally, you get a RolandCare Service Agreement upon machine purchase and a complete installation and training package to ensure you know how to use your machine. The Roland DG Academy offers skill top up courses and new skills development, helping your business and people to evolve.

Roland DG Academy in partnership with Walsall College offers a wide range of courses tailored to specific industry needs. These courses cater to a wide variety of training requirements from digital print tutoring and vehicle wrapping, to more niche skills like mastering the art of colour management to name but a few.

Perfect for training new and existing employees, or discovering new markets and applications, there is a Roland DG Academy course for everyone. The courses are designed for varying levels of knowledge and experience.

The Roland Technical Support team provides software, hardware and application support for the entire Roland range and consists of highly skilled engineers who are adept at problem solving and have a wealth of knowledge on Roland products and the industries the products are used in.

All members are comprehensively trained and provide phone, email and remote login support to ensure that your problem is solved as soon as is possible.

When technical support deems that a Roland Engineer is required, they will pass the necessary details on to the Service Team who will assign an engineer to visit according to your service level agreement. Much more than standard “parts & labour” service, RolandCare Service Agreement packages are designed to provide responsive, flexible and cost effective support to ensure the continuing success of your business.

To raise a technical support question, call 0845 230 9060 or email techsupport@rolanddg.co.uk.