Case Study
The Future of Printing with Mimaki Engineering's TRAPIS: Kori Tokyo Store
Sublimation transfer printing is limited to polyester, so they would like to create an environment where they can print on a wider variety of fabrics.
The introduction of TRAPIS enables printing on nylon, synthetic leather, blended fabric, and mixed woven fabric. It was also adopted by a famous designer brand and received high praise. Currently focusing on BtoB printing orders triggered by commercialization of own brand.
NATEC Co., Ltd. (Nara City, Nara) : TS500P-3200
Responding to the diverse needs for broad-width digital printing exceeding 3 meters in width, the introduction of new equipment was absolutely necessary to achieve further success in business.
It is stimulating previously hidden demands within the advertisement and signage industry, leading to expansion of market share. Furthermore, we managed to grasp the opportunity to lead the curtain/table-cloth sector with the innovative broad-width digital printing technology.
NSK ECHOMARK Co., Ltd. (Agatsuma-Gun, Gunma) : TS300P-1800
Replacement was urgently required for the sublimation transfer printer JV4-180 upon termination of the maintenance/support term for the product.
High-speed printing capability accomplishing a maximum production speed of 115 sqm per hour enhanced productivity while declining the running cost. Additional fluorescent ink compatibility broadened the range of options offered to our customers.
PROTEC, Co., Ltd. (Osaka City, Osaka) : TS500P-3200
The limit of print width sometimes forced us to print in an inefficient way. Inefficient imposition caused waste of materials and raised cost challenges.
Now, print width of 3.2m enables us to print large signage at one time now, including the finishing width for post print processing. Faster printing generated some cushion on the delivery schedule.
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