Solvent Printers
A collection page of Granthams GT Ltd
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APPLICATIONS: Vinyl Signage, Vehicle Graphics, Banners, Posters, Heat Transfer, Window Graphics, Pop-ups, POS, Canvas, Wallcoverings PROS: Available as an integrated Printer and Vinyl Cutter. Highest vibrancy, highest resolution, highest colour gamut and fastest production speeds (CMYK) compared to alternatives. Great flexibility for vinyl wrapping. CONS: Solvent ink needs to cure / gas-off, which means it needs to be given time after printing before it is cut / applied / laminated in order to avoid shrinking or curling. ▼ Mimaki 200 and 330 Series When it comes to balancing performance, reliability, and value, Mimaki offers two standout series for sign and graphics professionals: the 200 Series (CJV200 / JV200) and the 330 Series (CJV330 / JV330). While both deliver the exceptional print quality Mimaki is known for, they are tailored to meet different production needs - whether you're just starting out or scaling up for high-volume output. Mimaki 200 Series – Versatile, Affordable, and Proven The Mimaki 200 Series is the perfect entry-to-mid level solution for businesses seeking dependable performance without overextending their budget. Equipped with a single high-precision printhead, the 200 Series delivers sharp, vibrant prints using eco-solvent or dye-sublimation inks. The CJV200 model features integrated cutting capabilities, making it ideal for producing stickers, labels, and other contour-cut graphics in one seamless workflow. This series is a go-to for sign makers, print shops, and promotional product suppliers who need quality results, media flexibility, and consistent output at a cost-effective price point. This would be the direct replacement for existing JV100 / JV150 / CJV150 users. Mimaki 330 Series – Built for Speed, Designed for Volume For operations demanding higher productivity and faster turnaround times, the Mimaki 330 Series steps up with power and precision. Featuring dual staggered printheads , the 330 Series significantly boosts print speeds
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