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Mimaki USA Rolls Out Two-Year Warranty for Select Eco-Solvent, Dye-Sublimation, and UV-LED Models

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8 years ago

January 11, 2016

Mimaki USA, a leading manufacturer of wide-format inkjet printers and cutters, today announced it has implemented a two-year warranty for the JV300, CJV300, JV150 and CJV150 Series models; and TS300P and UJV500 printers. The warranty includes print head replacement (subject to warranty terms) for all included printers purchased after January 1, 2016 in the United States and Canada.

“Mimaki, as a leading innovator, is focused on providing our customers with best in class products with superior reliability. We are pleased to lead the market by offering a two-year warranty that includes print head replacement for models in their respective classes,” said Ken VanHorn, Director, Marketing and Business Development for Mimaki USA. “This additional warranty provides not only peace-of-mind for buyers, but also represents a significant cost savings, when compared to the cost of print-heads-as-consumables. Print service providers can have confidence that their new Mimaki equipment will remain backed by a warranty that helps maximize throughput while lowering operational costs, so they can enhance operational profits and grow their business with a predictable cost of ownership.”

The below models are eligible for the two-year warranty in Canada and the United States, once the newly purchased product has been registered with Mimaki USA:
• JV300-130, JV300-160 eco-solvent/dye-sublimation production printers
• CJV300-130, CJV300-160 eco-solvent/dye-sublimation production cut-and-print devices
• JV150-130, JV150-160 eco-solvent/dye-sublimation printers
• CJV150-75 eco-solvent cut-and-print
• CJV150-107, CJV150-130, CJV150-160 eco-solvent/dye-sublimation cut-and-print devices
• TS300P-1800 production dye-sublimation printer
• UJV500-160 UV-LED printer

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