Mimaki took the wraps off four new products at this year’s Printing United expo in Las Vegas.
The first is the CJV200 series, a roll-to-roll print and cut MFP with eco-solvent ink. The CJV200 is equipped with a single print head of ‘330 Engine’ in the flagship printer, enabling even inexperienced operators to produce printed products beautifully, quickly, and easily.
The CJV200 is also equipped with a variety of drafting modes to suit various printing applications, and can output 17.0 m2/h in the practical drafting mode, which is one of the highest productivity rates for an entry-level printer, contributing to reliable print output even during busy periods.
“For over two decades, Mimaki has set the standard in the sign graphics market, beginning with the iconic JV3-130S. Today, we continue that legacy with the introduction of the CJV200 Series. Designed to address the challenges faced by new operators and business owners, the CJV200 combines exceptional image quality with unparalleled ease of use,” the company said.
The next is the JFX200-1213EX mid-sized flatbed UV inkjet printer. The JFX200-1213EX offers a new table size of 1,270 x 1,300 mm, compatible with international A0 standards. This makes it ideal for producing poster-sized sign graphics.
One of its standout features is its ability to print braille and pictorial signs at double the speed of conventional printers, setting a new benchmark for productivity.
“By offering the high image quality, high value-added, and high production prints of the JFX200-2513 EX in a compact size, we will continue to propose optimal solutions to our existing customers as well as entry-level users of digital printing, and drive the DX-ization of industrial printing in the future,” Mimaki said.
The third machine that was launched is the TxF300-1600, a 3.2m-wide roll-to-roll inkjet printer that can output both direct sublimation printing and sublimation transfer printing for large format soft sign applications and home and textile markets.
The new TxF300-1600 delivers a 30 per cent increase in custom T-shirt print productivity compared to its predecessor. Certified safe and eco-friendly with the ECO-PASSPORT certification, Mimaki’s DTF ink meets the rigorous standards required for OEKO-TEX certification, making it a sustainable textile printing choice.
“Following the success of our DTF printers, the TxF150-75 and TxF300-75, we’ve listened to the market’s demand for even greater efficiency. The new system enables the creation of a total space with soft signs and interior fabric prints for large facilities as well as small facilities such as exhibition booths, stores, and offices, thereby broadening the range of proposals for customers who have mainly manufactured soft signs,” Mimaki said.
The last of the new machines that was launched at the expo is the TS330-3200DS DTF (Direct-To-Film) printer.
As the trend for fabric signage continues to grow in commercial and exhibition settings, the TS330-3200DS hybrid printer supports both direct-to-fabric and sublimation transfer printing on media up to 3.2m wide, catering to the expanding demand for large-format interior fabrics.
“With the global interior decoration market set to flourish through 2030, this printer is the key to unlocking new opportunities in creative, custom-designed textiles,” Mimaki added.
All of these products are commercially available in Australia, following their unveiling at Printing United 2024 in Las Vegas.
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