Installation News
Tiato invests in Canon and Mimaki technology with CMYUK
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iato has announced the purchase of the Canon Colorado M5W and Mimaki
CJV200-160 printers from CMYUK. In the company’s latest investment, it purchased a Colorado M5W, Canon’s flagship 1.6m wide UVgel printer, and Mimaki CJV200-160 eco solvent printer. The UVgel printer offers speeds of up to 159m sq/hr coupled with a fully enclosed smart design, which has made Tiato’s workflow more efficient and faster, along with white UVgel ink and Canon’s FLXfinish+ option, which allows users to print high value applications.
Tim Tomblin, founder of Tiato, said: “The Canon Colorado has really sped this up [processing Ferro paper]; we’re now able to print four rolls a day, whereas before we were printing one roll overnight, and a single roll during the day, it’s ridiculous the time savings we’ve made on this.” The latest investment also included,
a new Mimaki CJV200-160, a roll-to-roll device with a single print head, delivering image clarity and detail up to 17m sq/hr. Mr Tomblin added: “The CJV200 is a nice upgrade. It’s quieter, very reliable, and fits our vehicle wrap work and specialist graphics perfectly.”
Richard, managing director, taking stock of the new printers
Tiato installs new Canon and Mimaki printers
Impact Signs adds new Gweike laser to impressive line-up
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Let’s Get Crafty scales up with new InkTec Europe printers
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et’s Get Crafty has recently installed InkTec Europe’s 60cm DTF-T652 and UV-S30 UV-DTF printers.
This reflects a major upgrade to the company’s in-house production capability, allowing the business to broaden its product offering. Its online store offers everything from drinkware, sublimation and acrylic blanks to custom gang sheets and wraps, with DTF and UV DTF print services typically dispatched within three working days. As a result, these new equipment additions are allowing the company to broaden its product offering, while also achieving improved print quality, reliability, and flexibility.
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As a result, the company expects to scale production, meet growing demand, and deliver faster order fulfilment for UK customers.
Sarah Hall, consumables sales manager at InkTec Europe, said: “Bringing these machines in-house isn’t just about upgrading hardware. “With the DTF-T652’s advanced auto- ink supply, efficient powder recycling, and robust film take-up system, plus the UV-S30’s simultaneous print-and- laminate workflow, it means that Let’s Get Crafty can now deliver vibrant, durable designs for both textiles and hard-surface items with reduced waste and faster turnaround times.”
mpact Signs has recently taken stock of a new Gweike M3 Ultra 6-in-1 Fibre & CO2 laser machine from Boxford.
The company’s new addition which is being installed in January 2026, will complete its full capability and now add precision laser cutting of metal up to 10mm thick.
Gweike M3 Ultra Ultra 6-in-1 Fibre & CO2 Laser
With the M3 Ultra, Impact can now cut circles, shapes and intricate designs without the need for tooling or outsourcing. This versatility means faster turnaround times, more creative options, and superior quality for everything from one off data plate to complex control panels and to bespoke signage projects. The company’s previous installations include, a 1220x610mm rotary engraver, a ULS/PLS Laser System, a Morgan Rushworth hydraulic guillotine, a Trotec Fibre Laser and a Trotec CO2 laser, These capabilities allow the company to produce everything in-house, from industrial tags, metal plaques, data plates, control panels, and custom projects, with speed, precision, and consistency.
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