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Mimaki USA Demonstrates End-to-End Garment Manufacturing Process at SGIA

Published

10 years ago

October 8, 2014

Mimaki USA will be partnering with Axiom America, Rickshaw, Foreward Thought and other industry leaders at the 2014 SGIA Expo in the DAP Zone (composed of the Digital Textile Printing Zone – booth 2091 & The Garment Zone – booth 3467) to showcase an end-to-end garment manufacturing production process.

This unique experience will feature the dye sublimation process and give pre-registered attendees the opportunity to see the Mimaki TS500-1800 high speed transfer sublimation printer in a production workflow that begins with design and continues through print, transfer, unique laser cutting, and sewing, and ends with a custom-made garment.

To register, go to:
http://www.mimakiusa.com/news/event/entry-159219.html

About Mimaki USA
Mimaki is an innovator and a pioneer in the development of digital printing and cutting products worldwide. The company has engineered and manufactured a complete line of digital printers and cutters, and offers a total workflow solution for the many applications found in the Sign & Graphics, Textile & Apparel and Industrial markets. In 2014, Mimaki USA celebrates 15 years of serving customers in the Americas. It is an operating entity of Mimaki Engineering of Japan. For more information, visit www.mimakiusa.com.

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