Mimaki

Mimaki

Infobox_Company
company_name = Mimaki Engineering Company, Ltd.
company_type = Public (jasdaq|6638)
company_
foundation = 1975
location_city = Tomi, Nagano, Japan
location_country = Japan
key_people = Akira Ikeda, President & CEO
num_employees = 421 (As of December 31, 2006)
revenue = 39.75 million (Interim results September, 2006)
industry = Electronics
products = Printers, plotters
homepage = [http://www.mimaki.co.jp Mimaki Engineering Co., Ltd.]

Mimaki Engineering Company, Ltd., or Mimaki, is a Japanese company and a manufacturer of solvent and UV-curable wide format and flatbed inkjet printers, dye sublimation printers and cutting plotters. Based in Nagano prefecture, Japan, they have subsidiaries worldwide. The current CEO is Akira Ikeda.

Products

Mimaki's product line is aimed at professional sign makers.

Printers

UV-based inkjet printers

*JF Series -1631 UV flat bed printer.

olvent-based inkjet printers

*JV5 Series
*JV33 Series
*JV33 BS Series

Aqueous inkjet printers

*JV4 Series

Dye sublimation printers

*DS Series

Cutting plotters

*CF2 Series
*CFR 1220/CFS-1313
*FX Series
*CG-60SR
*CG-60SL

References

*cite web
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title=Mimaki Engineering
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accessdate=2007-08-07
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External links

* [http://www.mimaki.co.jp/english/company/ Mimaki Engineering Co., Ltd. website]


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