Mimaki Australia has appointed FXBC Mid North Coast as a technology and service partner, further bolstering its go-to-market strategy in the eastern seaboard.
This agreement will see FXBC Mid North Coast service the Mid North Coast region of NSW from early 2025, bringing to market Mimaki Australia’s equipment including the new and popular UCJV330 series.
FXBC Mid North Coast will handle Mimaki Australia installations and servicing in this region, covering areas from Grafton to Coffs Harbour, extending out to Dorrigo, and down to Port Macquarie.
FXBC Mid North Coast staff were recently trained on the Mimaki equipment, especially the UCJV330 series that Mimaki Australia has displayed at its local sites.
The UCJV330 Series is a print and cut UV-LED inkjet printer that combines productivity and image quality with Mimaki’s UV printing technology. This flagship model is also equipped with advanced UV-LED technology.
While inheriting the conventional two through five-layer printing functionality, this is Mimaki’s first roll-to-roll product that supports 2.5D printing.
This machine is also equipped with unique features such as watermark printing.
“Mimaki is always looking to enhance the customer experience. This expansion underscores our commitment to delivering expert support and seamless service, ensuring your Mimaki equipment performs at its best,” Mimaki Australia managing director Kohei Kobayashi said.
“To ensure they provide our customers with the best Mimaki experience possible, the FXBC Mid North Coast team has undergone specialised training at our Sydney showroom. This hands-on learning equips them with the knowledge and skills to deliver top-notch service and support.”
“We specialise in delivering high-quality solutions to simplify your workflow and enhance productivity. With FXBC, you can expect innovative business solutions customised to your unique requirements, all backed by our unwavering commitment to excellence,” FXBC Mid North Coast states on its website.
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