Mimaki

Mimaki Engineering was founded in Japan in 1975 and became a leading manufacturer of wide-format inkjet printers and high-precision cutting plotters. Over time, Mimaki has grown by reputation and influence into a global company.

As a fully owned subsidiary of Mimaki Engineering Co. Ltd., Mimaki Europe’s establishment in 2004 has enabled the brand to become a leading provider of products and services in the EMEA region. Based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Mimaki Europe serves as the European Headquarters and is responsible for overseeing sales, marketing, field service and other operations.

In addition, Mimaki Europe holds seven key locations throughout the EMEA region, dedicated to providing premium service and support via a highly established distributor and reseller network. Mimaki Europe works hard to ensure a thorough understanding of customer needs and requirements. As a result, it can recommend the best possible configurations to help grow local business.

Product ranges

Printers, cutters and supporting products
Mimaki is a leading manufacturer of wide-format inkjet printers and cutting machines for the sign/graphics, textile/apparel and industrial markets. Mimaki develops the complete product range for each group; hardware, software and the associated consumable items, such as inks and cutting blades.

Key markets served by Mimaki products include:

Sign Graphics
A range of printers specifically designed for the Sign and Graphics market. Leading-edge technology, capability and flexibility to customers and end-users, from retailers and copy shops to professional sign makers and print service providers.

Textile & Apparel
A range of printers specifically designed for the Textile and Apparel market; enables direct and sublimation printing onto a wide range of fabrics and garments. Easy operation and exceptional print quality give customers the power to transform creative ideas into profitable products…quickly.

Industrial Products
A unique range of printers and cutters developed by Mimaki to provide on-demand production solutions for the Industrial and Manufacturing sector, offering end users, flexibility, versatility, and breathtaking print quality coupled with world-beating performance and productivity.

3D Industry
Mimaki introduces a new dimension in 3D printing, with the world’s first 3D printer with over 10 million colours, enabling the production of colour-realistic signs, prototypes, parts, products and other 3D printed applications.

UK distributor

Hybrid Services Ltd, Crewe, Cheshire (exclusive distributor for the UK and Ireland; sells through a network of authorised Mimaki reseller partners).

These include:

Soyang Europe Ltd
Accrington, United Kingdom
Email hardware@soyang.co.uk or call 01954 232 564
https://soyang.co.uk/all-hardware/

CMYUK
Shrewsbury, United Kingdom

i-Sub Limited
Kettering, United Kingdom

printMAX Ltd
Hampshire, United Kingdom

Signmaster Systems
Whitchurch, United Kingdom

Your Print Specialists
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

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