Digital Printing

UVLED-Curable Inkjet Printer

Mimaki releases the 60-in UJV-160 printer.

Published

16 years ago

October 3, 2008

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times October 2008 Issue

Mimaki USA (Nagano, Japan) is announcing the UJV-160, a 60-in., UV-curable, roll-to-roll, inkjet printer. According to the company, the printer uses UVLED curing technology, which doesn’t generate heat, and a flexible, UV-cure ink developed with 3M.

The low curing heat enables lower power consumption and output on heat-sensitive media such as PVC. The new ink can stretch up to 200% for cured-ink membranes for vehicle wrapping

(888) 530-4021; www.mimakiusa.com

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