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Avery Dennison selects Mimaki’s UV Printer to launch the TrafficJet Xpress Print System, a solution set to redefine traffic sign production with UV printing technology
Amsterdam—Mimaki Engineering Co. Ltd., a leading provider of advanced digital printing and cutting technologies, is proud to announce that Avery Dennison, a global leader in materials science and digital identification solutions, has selected its UV-curable inkjet printer for its new model of traffic sign printing system, the TrafficJet Xpress Print System. This new solution will debut at INTERTRAFFIC AMSTERDAM 2024 (Amsterdam, April 16th – 19th).
The TrafficJet Print System is a digital print platform designed for printing on reflective sheeting for traffic signs, vehicle marking, and traffic devices. Set to redefine traffic sign production, it offers the advantages of UV printing to sign shops at all production levels. A major advancement in the industry, it offers unmatched efficiency and quality in traffic sign printing.
Since introducing its first system in 2013, Avery Dennison has been at the forefront of digitalizing the traffic sign manufacturing process globally. In 2020, the company expanded its offerings with TrafficJet Pro, a high-speed printer for high-volume production that utilizes UV-curable ink, enabling immediate post-processing without ink drying time and providing a more environmentally friendly printing solution. With a focus on quality and durability, Avery Dennison also offers a long-term digital sign warranty of up to 15 years for outdoor exposure.
Arjen Evertse, General Manager Sales from Mimaki Europe comments, "We at Mimaki are excited to collaborate with Avery Dennison, combining our advanced UV printing technology with their expertise to create the TrafficJet Xpress Print System. The selection of our product by Avery Dennison to create this solution gives promising added value for customers in traffic sign production.
“Mimaki and Avery Dennison are both dedicated to expanding this collaboration further for the benefit of our customers' business growth.”
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