Graphix Supply World (GSW) will premiere a Mimaki JFX200-2513 large format flatbed UV inkjet printer at the FESPA Africa expo, set to take place from 2-4 July 2014 at the Gallagher Convention Centre.
This is an entry-level UV inkjet flatbed printer that offers CMYK plus white, LED curing, a compact footprint and ease of use. The UV inkjet printer can print up to 25 square metres per hour on materials up to 2,500 x 1,300mm and up to 50mm thick. The JFX200-2513’s compact footprint, eco-friendly LED curing and attractive price point make it ideal for businesses in the sign and display graphics industry that wish to affordably expand their range of services.
Mike Horsten, General Manager Marketing EMEA for Mimaki Europe said, ‘We are extremely pleased to add the JFX200-2513 to our broad portfolio of UV inkjet large format printers. It is designed based on customer input as an entry level printer with extreme ease of use but also incorporates many of the advanced features that Mimaki is known for in the sign and display graphics industry.’
According to GSW, Sign and display graphics businesses will appreciate the functionality and quality delivered by this innovative flatbed printer, including a compact footprint that can easily fit into facilities of almost any size and an affordable price to match.
The Mimaki JFX200-2513 comprises of three different ink types that support a wide range of materials and applications. This includes: LH-100, a hard UV cure ink with high rub and chemical resistance with excellent colour fidelity, LUS-150, a low-cost UV cure ink with suppleness that extends to 150% with no cracking for materials to be applied to curved surfaces, PR-100, a primer ink that can be used as a pretreatment agent to improve ink adhesion on difficult surfaces.
Ink is available in economical one litre ink bottles for reduced ink costs. Variable dot function that assures less granular high quality prints by jetting three ink dot sizes at once. White ink for brilliant images, compelling backlits, and other items printed on transparent materials. Mimaki Circulation Technology eliminates issues with white ink sedimentation that can occur in printers from other sources.
