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Differences in inkjet printers that can print on fabric and cloth.

Comparison using inkjet printers with sublimation dye ink and pigment ink!

Have you ever thought that it's hard to know which inkjet printer is good when trying to introduce one that can print on fabric and cloth? To help solve such concerns, we created T-shirt samples using various inkjet printers and summarized their "strengths" and "weaknesses." There are many types of inkjet printers, including dye-sublimation printers, direct-to-garment (DTG) printers, and DTF printers. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more details.*

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Mimaki Engineering is a development-oriented company that consistently engages in the development, manufacturing, sales, and maintenance services of industrial inkjet printers, cutting plotters, 3D printers, and more. Not only the printers themselves but also inks and software that add value to the printers are uniquely developed and provided as optimal solutions. As a market-oriented development company centered on inkjet and cutting technologies, we continuously offer "novelty and differentiation" in three markets: SG (Sign Graphics), IP (Industrial Products), and TA (Textile Apparel), while expanding our global sales activities. Furthermore, our company has consistently proposed standards of "speed" and "beauty" in the global sign graphics market and will contribute to the realization of small-lot, diverse production of industrial products and clothing through inkjet technology (i.e., digital on-demand production).