Mimaki

2 from OK
Please tell us a little about yourself.

 

Okay.
Some are expensive, some are not
Some are on wheels, some are not
Some are use solvent ink, some do not.
Some use UV ink, some do not
Some are large and flat while others are not.
Some are narrow.
Some are wide.
Some are heavy.
Some are for flat material while others are not.
Some use rolls of material.
Some can cut while others cannot.
Some are made for cutting only while others are not.

 

mimaki has always been solid, regardless make/model/inkset.
best of luck deciding which one you'll need for your endeavors.

 

The Mimaki 3d extruder/printer is pretty cool.

 

I really liked the printed results when I used their UV printer, very clear with a bit of an embossed feel

 

Nathan,

If you play your cards right, you'll get knowledgeable info on Mimaki printers from Mimaki Resellers as well as Mimaki present or past End Users. You remind me a bit of the man in the long trenchcoat opening it up to display mutiple brands of watches...pick your poison. For many sign applications, the Mimaki comparable to the Hp Latex and the Epson SureColor will work just fine. Biggest consideration might be which printer sale generates YOU the most income? If you currently sell HP Latex and Epson Sure Color, I'm betting your best success with Mimaki might be the Mimaki FX200 series flatbed which is priced right, very nice quality, and a workhorse. I have had more customers demand HP Latex or Epson SureColor than Mimaki EcoSolvent roll printers. Good luck selling.