Mimaki, a leading manufacturer of industrial inkjet printers and cutting plotters, has announced the launch of its new TS200-1600 dye sublimation inkjet printer. Based on the TS100, the TS200-1600 offers high production speeds, excellent print results and versatile application possibilities, according to Mimaki.
The TS200-1600 is equipped with the same core technology as the 330 series devices and enables more uniform colour gradients, vivid colours and maximum precision without compromising speed. The eight colours in the ink set include orange and violet, which provide richer hues and improve the colour gamut, as well as newly developed fluorescent pink and yellow inks that can deliver bright, eye-catching prints. The printer uses Mimaki’s OEKO-TEX® ECO-PASSPORT certified Sb411 inks, which deliver high-resolution, durable and environmentally friendly prints.
To ensure smooth operation and reduce waste, the TS200-1600 features degassed 2-litre ink packs that prevent air bubbles from affecting print quality. Mimaki’s user-friendly RasterLink7 RIP software and the free cloud-based monitoring tool PICT enable users to optimally manage their print jobs and production processes.
‘The TS200-1600 is the next step in our range of entry-level models for dye sublimation printing,’ says Arjen Evertse, Director of Sales at Mimaki Europe. “Customers looking to get started in dye sublimation printing will not only benefit from professional-level quality and brilliant colours. The device is also extremely user-friendly and represents a cost-effective solution for the production of short runs, proofs and personalised items. With its environmentally friendly inks and Mimaki’s core technologies, it also ensures more sustainable production processes.”
Mimaki
Mimaki manufactures and markets large-format inkjet printers and cutting plotters for the industry. The products are considered state-of-the-art, reliable, user-friendly and include fully integrated workflow solutions. Headquartered in Nagano, Japan, Mimaki has a global presence in over 150 countries. This includes overseas subsidiaries in Europe and the USA, as well as the growth markets of China and Brazil.
