Mimaki Walkthrough

- 🔥 Experience the Future of Heat Transfer with Mimaki's TxF150-75 DTF Printer! 🚀
Get ready to witness a game-changer in heat transfer production as Ben from Velflex shows you around the revolutionary Mimaki TxF150-75 direct to film printer. 🌟
✨ Key Features:
Exceptional Quality: Vibrant prints with unmatched colours and fine detail.
Efficiency Redefined: Reduce ink wastage with the TxF150-75's ink rotation system.
Eco-Friendly: EOKO TEX® ECO PASSPORT certified inks for sustainability.
Versatile: Handles all DTF-rated films, including metallic finishes.
Production Boost: Large 800mm wide roll capacity.
🤝 Benefits:
- Say "Yes" to more jobs with versatile applications.
- Cater to diverse customer needs, from single orders to meter-long sheets.
Ready to transform your heat transfer capabilities? Visit www.velflex.com.au/ or call 1300 765 414.
Elevate your business with the future of heat transfer-Mimaki's TxF150-75!
⏱️⏱️VIDEO CHAPTERS⏱️⏱️
00:00 - Intro
00:33 - Why are we excited about the TxF150?
01:58 - Production room demo
02:13 - RasterLink7 RIP software
04:02 - Ink system
07:04 - TxF150 interface overview
07:54 - Powder application system
13:19 - Air filtration system
15:26 - Printing demo
16:03 - Speed results
16:52 - Manning requirements
17:39 - Conclusion

[@texasmimaki1834]

Thank you for showcasing this printer.

[@TheBizzyBScience]

Thanks for a great video, I just want to check, was the bladder that you showed on camera empty, as it looked very flat?

[@velflex.australia]

You are correct. That was an empty bladder.

[@leviteapparel]

Cool

[@HitarthMehta-vd9sn]

It this model have any sdk support?

[@AhBastaCorny]

how much will it cost per an inch squared print? or per square cm?

[@doughines6865]

My cost is around. 0.78 a Square foot. USD

[@andrewbjork22]

What do your prints look like up close? I can’t get mine to print solid colors and Mimaki is avoiding me.

[@velflex.australia]

From the prints we've done solid colours have looked excellent. Some transfer films can make the transfer appear a little grainy but once pressed it's barely noticeable. The film we have settled on produces excellent results. I'll find some close up photos of solid colours to send through.

[@00nugz00]

4 meters per hour is painfully slow and not sustainable in a large scale production facility. Mimaki needs to do some more work on this, compared to their other products honestly this isn’t a breakthrough.

[@brotherernest5993]

Too slow of a printer for the price point. Way too slow.