Mimaki USA has introduced the CJV200 Series of eco-solvent print & cut devices. The Mimaki CJV200 Series is the next generation of the company’s popular print & cut devices. This entry-level series, available in 32-, 54- and 64-inch widths, provides a universal printing device capable of easily producing indoor and outdoor display graphics. It offers improved throughput with nearly double the speed of the CJV150 at the same quality.
This complete sign printing package, including the industry’s best outdoor color durability, the latest RasterLink 7 software that features a bar-code-based ID Cut finishing, and 4- or 8-color ink options, provides an exceptional entry-level value. Along with high productivity, the CJV200 Series can help reduce ink consumption via RasterLink 7 software controls without the need for a new media profile.
Mimaki PICT, a cloud-based printer status monitoring tool available for download from www.mimaki.com, is also available for use with the CJV200 Series. PICT helps customers improve the efficiency of their printing operations and production management by enabling them to visualize the operational status and performance of Mimaki printers from a PC or mobile device, even from a remote location. The printer operation and ink usage results can be useful for maintenance planning, ink inventory management, and production load balancing.
The new CJV200 Series utilizes proven Mimaki 330 technology with a durable 3200-nozzle printhead that produces nearly twice the print speed of the CJV150 Series while taking advantage of classic Mimaki Core Technologies for high-quality printing, reliability, and efficiency. Mimaki original SS22 eco-solvent inks (C, M, Y, K, Lc, Lm, Lk, Or) with outstanding outdoor weather resistance will be available in 440ml cartridges or one-liter bottles with the optional Mimaki Bulk Ink System.
The CJV200 Series will be available in three widths: the 32-inch CJV200-75, the 54-inch CJV200-130, and the 64-inch CJV200-160. It is expected to be available for order in the US beginning in the fourth quarter of 2024.
