The JFX-plus machines are available in the original 1.6×3.1m bed size (the 1631) and in a half size 1.6×1.5m model, the 1615.

A post-cure unit has enabled the production speed to be increased by 80% to 23.6sqm/hr, while an optional roll-feed enables the machine to print unattended roll-to-roll.

Like the original JFX-1631, the plus series uses LED lamps for curing.

DGS Mimaki sales manager Brad Creighton confirmed to ProPrint that the upgraded machine will be available in the Australian market from next month.

Mimaki is handled in the local market by Spandex, Australian Graphic Supplies, Tekcad, and Bi-Wize.

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