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There are times when a hybrid printer is the more suitable option. Space in your premises may dictate, or budget in fact, however there remains a very strong argument for investing in separate roll-to-roll and flatbed hardware. 

When producing print for more sensitive user environments, such as the education and healthcare sectors, ink plays a highly important role. Mimaki is a manufacturer committed to developing the most technologically advanced as well as the safest inks and has made an extensive research and development investment over the years to ensure its inks meet the most stringent of environmental and safety criteria. 

Mimaki’s Core Technologies are specifically engineered to assist print operators in two broad areas; ensuring stable production and delivering high image quality. A series of innovative and proprietary features result in empowering users to deliver unsurpassable image quality – a reputation Mimaki is understandably proud of.

Mimaki’s Core Technologies are specifically engineered to assist the operator in two broad areas; ensuring stable production and delivering high image quality. A series of innovative and proprietary features safeguard productivity and provide a helping hand, right where it’s needed – at the heart of the production environment.

Mimaki’s strong heritage in textile and dye sublimation printing technology places it at the forefront of the market for fashion applications, with opportunities for entry-level right the way through to large-volume production. Key influencing factors in the industry at present include the new ink technology that has brought ink costs for fashion production down, making it more cost-effective to produce on home soil, something which is revitalising the British fashion industry.