ROBOTS HELP MIMAKI SEE THE FUTURE Mimaki Deutschland, a leading manufacturer of inkjet printers and cutting
systems, will demonstrate how their digital print technology is revolutionising the furniture production and interiors industries.
A highlight product will be the UJF-7151plus direct-to-object UV fl atbed printer which has a maximum print size of 710mm x 510mm and enables precise placement of ink to ensure fl awless quality on a wide range of products. Others will be their recently launched MUH-100-Si UV-curable metallic ink, which can be placed directly on to the product without the need for manual processing and the UJF-7151plus which features a robotic arm from Robominds. A proof-of-concept demonstration will give visitors a glimpse into the future of inkjet print production. The company will also take part in the Focus 5 “edutainment area” and Uwe Niklas, General Sales Manager for Germany, will deliver a presentation on “digital printing as stylistic device” on May 24. Hall 3.2 | stand A-011
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mimakieurope.com RACK ON TRACK
It’s named after a race track but works as a plate rack and is designed to breathe life into the so-called “dead” corners of kitchen base units. Kesseböhmer’s LeMans is said to offer up to 70 per cent more storage space compared to a cabinet
with pull-outs, thanks
to a perfectly co-ordinated sequence of movements. It can even take especially heavy pots and pans; each tray has proved able to effortlessly carry up to 25 kg. Its tray geometry, reminiscent of the French 24-hour race track, is not only available as a base cabinet fi tting, but also for the highboard and the tall cabinet. It even has a dampening system for quiet self-closing. Hall 8.1 | Stand D020 E021 |
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