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Mimaki TS200-1600

Name: Mimaki TS200-1600
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£5595

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Entry-level 1.6m dye sublimation transfer printer with Mimaki’s latest 330 Engine for simple, high-quality textile and soft signage production. Max Print Width: 1.6m 4 or 8 Colour Sb411 dye-sub inks (incl. Violet, Orange Fluorescents) Production Speed: Up to 70 m²/hr (4-colour mode) Mimaki TS200-1600 – 1.6m dye sublimation transfer printer with 330 Engine technology Now available at £6,395 ex. VAT. Includes a 2-year warranty and requires an ink pack. Offer valid until 22 May 2026. The Mimaki TS200-1600 is a 1.6m dye sublimation transfer printer designed to make high-quality textile printing ac

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as I - SUB LIMITED, number 04265462. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Where it is made
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