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Mimaki USA Strengthens Sublimation Offering with Coldenhove Distribution Agreement

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7 years ago

May 1, 2017

Mimaki USA, a leading manufacturer of wide-format inkjet printers and cutters, announced that it has signed a distribution agreement with Coldenhove Papier, a premium supplier of paper products.

Jetcol® media for dye sublimation transfer application
Coldenhove Papier operates a state-of-the-art paper mill that is known for its innovative paper solutions. The Jetcol® line includes a range of sublimation transfer papers for various applications.

Mimaki USA, a leading manufacturer of wide-format inkjet printers and cutters, announced that it has signed a distribution agreement with Coldenhove Papier, a premium supplier of paper products.

Mimaki USA will distribute the entire Jetcol® portfolio, which will carry both the Mimaki and Coldenhove brands. All Jetcol® HTR, Jetcol® HS, and Jetcol® TA lines of transfer media in all roll widths, will be available for all Mimaki TS Series dye sublimation printers including the TS30-1300 entry-level printer, TS300P-1300 production printer, TS500P-3200 super wide printer, and the TS500-1800 model.

Jetcol® papers will also be prominently displayed in Mimaki USA Technology Centers where they will be used to demonstrate the company’s dye sublimation printers.

Availability
Jetcol® for Mimaki media is expected to be available from select Mimaki dealers beginning in mid-Summer 2017.

About Coldenhove
Coldenhove Papier (www.coldenhove.com) is an industry recognized leader in sublimation transfer paper. Founded in 1661, Coldenhove has a long history of innovation in paper manufacturing and specialized coatings. From pulp to final product, Coldenhove manages each step of the process to ensure consistency and reliability in their product. With their focus on renewable self-sustaining processes, such as water recycling, solar panels, and recyclability of their paper Coldenhove is an eco-conscience manufacturer. Coldenhove introduced their Jetcol® digital sublimation line of papers in 1998 and hold the key patents for sublimation transfer paper worldwide.

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