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Mimaki SS21 eco-solvent inks are specifically designed for high-speed printing on a wide range of materials and for use in high-performance Mimaki series JV33, CJV30, JV34, JV5, JV300, CJV300, JV150, CJV150, TPC-1000 series.
Supported model
- CJV150-107
- CJV150-130
- CJV150-160
- CJV150-75
- CJV30-100
- CJV30-130
- CJV30-160
- CJV30-60
- CJV300-130
- CJV300-160
- JV150-130
- JV150-160
- JV300-130
- JV300-160
- JV33-130
- JV33-160
- JV33-260
- JV34-260
- JV5-130S
- JV5-160S
- JV5-320S
- TPC-1000
- TS3-1600
- TS5-1600AMF
This is a new, genuine Canon printhead. Canon does not include ink cartridges with their new print heads. You can install the ink cartridges from your old print head in the new printhead if they still have ink in them.
This panel board with RTZ Panel Operation Program V3.1 is suitable for Flora HJII 5000SE printers. This is the original Flora part.
The Epson DX4 Solvent printhead is suitable for Roland, Mutoh and Mimaki eco-solvent and mild solvent printers. The Epson DX4 printhead has a native resolution of 360 dpi, 2 nozzle lines (corresponding with 2 independent ink channels) and 180 nozzles per line.
Markem Print head Printhead KHT-107-12PAJ1-MKM
This new generation Epson MicroPiezo TFP printhead is suitable for Epson Stylus Pro 11880 printers. It has a native resolution of 2.880 x 1.440 dpi, providing the highest resolution in the industry. The Epson Stylus Pro 11880 Printhead has a minimal drop volume of 3.5 pl.
The Konica Minolta KM512 LNX-35 print head is a robust print head ,
shear mode, piezo on-demand print head that is usable in binary mode
only.
This XAAR 318 Print Head on-demand piezo electric inkjet print head is designed for industrial applications with high print quality. Unlike conventional binary print heads, this grayscale print head technology is capable of jetting multiple drops within one dot allowing for an image to have 16 levels of grey, since each dot is created through a minimum of 6 pico litre to a maximum of 90 pico litre of ink.
