Industry News Mimaki releases new roll-to-roll printer A
new, easy-to-use roll-to-roll printer has been released by Mimaki.
The JV200-160 uses eco-solvent inks and is packed with features to ensure reliable, productive operation and outstanding print quality. The new printer offers many functions designed for ease-of-use and maintenance while printing exceptional quality signage at a practical production speed of 17m sq/hr.
Other features include the Ink Saving function, which reduces costs with just two simple clicks while maintaining natural colours, and the automatic media adjustment function (DAS; Dot Adjustment System) enables easy and accurate pre-print adjustment.
Incorporating Mimaki’s Printer Information Cloud Technology (PICT) also optimises ink efficiency and maintenance, as well as providing the option for remote monitoring, grouped
management, and improved data precision. Arjen Evertse, director of sales at Mimaki Europe, said: “This new introduction provides customers with even more opportunities to easily expand their business with new print capabilities. “For example, companies that already
Flagship Mimaki products approved for 3M Warranty programme
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imaki has announced its 330 series of wide-format printers, and its eco-solvent inks SS21 and B24 have been approved for the 3M MCS Warranty programme.
The Warranty is the most comprehensive finished graphics warranty in the industry
providing non-prorated coverage for the graphic’s intended lifespan.
The 330 series, the company’s flagship printers (JV330 and CJV330), and the Eco-Solvent SS21 and BS4 inks used with them have now been approved for the 3M MCS Warranty programme,
JV200-160
own cutting machines for post-print processing but are looking to add high-quality print while maintaining their current workflow can now benefit from this new technology.”
The new printer will be available from the exclusive UK and Irish distributor, Hybrid Services.
giving customers using these products even greater peace of mind. The addition of the product line to the 3M MCS Warranty programme further strengthens the cooperation between the two companies.
Customers can expect greater confidence in the quality of graphics production using the products and solutions offered by both companies.
Boxer wins Innotech’s Pets in Print competition
his year’s Pets in Print winner has been announced as
Print.com’s Gary, who was crowned top dog. The Boxer wowed the judges by showing all the qualities of a hard-working print pooch chief morale woofficer.
The panel, which included Carys Evans from Karis Copp Media, Colin Sinclair McDermott, the Online Print Coach, and Jack Gocher and Kathryn Ridout from Eye on Display, all agreed on the decision as the good boy adorned the Pets in Print bandana along with a branded hoodie. Ms Evans said: “This has been a really hard decision as all the entries have their own appeal. I’d give them all prizes if I could. However, Gary won us all over with his expressive face and his clear role in the
Print.com team.” Tony Murgatroyd, regional account
www.signupdate.co.uk
Gary the boxer celebrating with owner Fiona Robinson
manager and Sam Lowe, creative lead at Innotech, were delighted to present the trophy to Gary and his owner, Fiona Robinson of
Print.com.
Ms Robinson said: “We are delighted that Gary has been recognised with this award as the good boy we know him to be.” Oz at Imagink and Hugo from Kazoo chased Gary through the
competition, having ended up sharing the runners-up spot.
Special mentions also went to Koda from Woodlodge Products, who the judges unanimously named the Rising Star, and Pepper and Pixie from Liyu England, who took the prize for Dynamic Duo. The competition is an annual event and is run by Innotech Digital and Display.
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