Get inspired! Mimaki technology in action.
Close to historic Cookstown in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, the Innovative Food Technology and Packaging Centre of the College of Agriculture Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE’s) Loughry Campus is facilitating a unique learning experience for its students with the assistance of its newly acquired Mimaki CF2 flatbed cutter and JV300-160 solvent printer.
In the rapidly growing vehicle wrapping sector, customers are demanding ever more creative solutions to make a real statement. One small family-run business in the West Midlands has now taken the medium to new heights (quite literally!), with investment in a Mimaki JV150-160 solvent printer from Mimaki reseller, CMYuK.
Substantial investment in a raft of wide and grand format Mimaki printers, including an 8’ x 4’ JFX200 LED UV flatbed and a pair of high performance JV300 solvent machines has led to Cheshire based Print On enjoying a period of expansion and buoyant business as it cultivates an impressive client list of major high street names.
When Lee Smith posted his availability for a print sales position on LinkedIn, he wasn’t expecting to be running a completely new digital print department less than a fortnight later. Such is the pace of change at Basildon-based Fraser Display, when you dig a little deeper; it’s easy to see how a common thread runs through the business.
Hope Technology – the Barnoldswick based manufacturer of high end bicycle components – put its recent decision to invest in a wide format Mimaki inkjet printer/cutter down to a desire to replicate its production efficiencies within its print department. With around 100 staff employed across its highly focussed operation, the company has been a proud supplier to the cycling industry since the late 1980s.
With ISO14001 certification and a group-wide commitment to recycling and environmentally sound initiatives; investment in additional digital print capacity for high profile Cardiff sign and graphics company, Morgan Signs, stood a good chance of pointing towards a latex printer, but it wasn’t just for green reasons that it chose a Mimaki JV400.
