Artist: Yumie Shirai, SANTO MYUZE (Ueda municipal art museum)

Cooperated in the print of her work "Oto-maku (Windscreen)".

Printing on heat-sensitive materials without deformation. Finding the robust and practical printers with ease of maintenance.

Since Mimaki products are made in Japan, necessary parts are delivered quickly. To print on heat-sensitive materials, the company replaced the printer with the new one that uses UV-LED ink curing system instead of conventional metal-halide lamp system.

Ueda city art museum.

Mimaki printed outdoor/indoor display boards and fabric banners, and provided printed signages for the exhibition.

Switching a etching method from analogue photo to digital printing at low investment without losing etching quality.

Finishing quality of etching is perfect and production time is reduced. In addition, the company is interested in starting the new business by utilizing direct printing, a one features of the inkjet printer.