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Mimaki to introduce trio of new machines
M
imaki has announced the introduction of three new UV flatbed printers with
its exlcusive UK distributor, Hybrid Services, launching them to the UK market.
The manufacturer’s new printers are the large-format JFX220-2515 and the small-format UJF200 Series. The JFX220-2515’s new four-head configuration enables dual CMYK printing, delivering production speeds of up to 42m sq/hr. The JFX220-2515 offers an expanded printable area of
2,500x1,500mm and can print on media up to 101.6m.
The UJF200 Series, comprising the UJF200-3042 and UJF200-6042, is equipped with highly precise print heads, and supports DTO printing onto objects up to 250mm and weighing up to 20kg. Alongside the three new launches, Mimaki has also announced the new TxF330-800 DTF printer.
Arjen Evertse, director sales at Mimaki Europe, said: “The JFX220-2515 and UJF200 Series have been developed to simplify everyday production and
Mimaki’s newly launched JFX220-2515
reduce manual intervention. RasterLink8 further streamlines and automates these workflows.
“By combining this high productivity with greater application flexibility, these new systems can help print businesses protect margins and pursue sustainable growth.” The JFX220, UJF200-6042 and TxF330-800 will all make their debut on Hybrid Services’ stand at The Print Show between September 29 to October 1.
CMYUK launches refined sign and graphics materials portfolio
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Zebra Print Group backs Team ACMAC martial arts group ahead of 2026 World Championships in Spain
Zebra Print Group backs Doncaster martial arts team head of World Championships
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ebra Print Group has pledged its support to Yorkshire martial arts, Team ACMAC, as it
prepares to travel to Spain for the 2026 World Championships. The sponsorship will help towards the costs of competing internationally, with the martial arts team entirely self-funded and reliant on fundraising and support from local businesses to give its members the opportunity to compete.
Samantha Overton, managing director of Zebra Print Group, said: “We’re incredibly proud to be supporting Team ACMAC as they prepare to compete at the World Championships in Spain. “We know that competing at this level comes with a significant financial
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commitment, particularly in a self-funded sport, so we’re really pleased to be able to play a small part in helping the team get to Spain.” As part of its sponsorship, Zebra Print Group’s branding will feature on the team’s clothing and flag. Andy Crittenden, team manager and head coach at ACMAC, said: “Support from businesses like Zebra Print Group makes such a difference to our competitors and their families. “Last year’s sponsorship helped take a huge financial burden off the team and allowed our members to focus on what they do best. “We’re extremely grateful to Samantha and the Zebra Print Group team for getting behind us this year.”
MYUK has launched its new sign & graphics materials portfolio, bringing together a practical,
commercially focused range of substrates for everyday display graphics, signage, décor and specialist print applications. The portfolio covers self-adhesive films, speciality materials, and banner products, with key brands including DECAL, BIOND, UTACK, UPROTECT, UFABFLX, and Kavalan. Michael Crook, commercial director at CMYUK, said: “The collection includes proven, established materials alongside carefully selected alternatives, supported by accurate, transparent and regulatory-compliant certification. “It’s about giving customers a clear
choice, backed by reliable information, so they can select the most appropriate material for the specific requirements of each project.” The new sign & graphics collection complements CMYUK’s recently updated digital textiles portfolio, which includes materials from UFABRIK and PONGS.
A selection of materials from CMYUK’s new product offering
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