Hybrid Services has revealed that it will display three new Mimaki UV flatbed printers for the first time in the EMEA region on its stand at The Print Show 2026.
The large-format JFX220-2515 and small-format UJF200 Series, including the UJF200-3042 and UJF200-6042 models, will all make their debut at the show, which takes place in hall 1 of the NEC in Birmingham from 29 September to 1 October.
According to Hybrid Services, the exclusive UK and Ireland Mimaki distributor, the three new machines have been developed to make advanced UV printing easier to operate and more accessible to print service providers (PSPs).
Building on the legacy of the existing JFX200 Series, the JFX220-2515 has a new four-head configuration enables dual CMYK printing, delivering production speeds of up to 42sq m/h. It also offers an expanded printable area of 2,500 x 1,500mm, which the manufacturer said makes it ideal for large-scale applications like retail signage.
Meanwhile, the new UJF200 Series, comprising the UJF200-3042 and UJF200-6042, brings high print quality, versatility and automation to industrial printing, according to Mimaki. It features highly precise printheads, allowing users to reproduce fine text, detailed graphics and smooth gradients, while support for fluorescent inks expands opportunities further.
In addition to this, Hybrid Services and Mimaki will launch RasterLink8, the latest generation of its RIP and workflow software, at The Print Show. The new software introduces enhanced job management, automated camera alignment and various other fresh features.
“It’s a privilege for Hybrid to host the launch of these important new Mimaki products at The Print Show,” said Andy Gregory, sales director at Hybrid Services. “Both the JFX220 and UJF200 Series bring significant developments in automation, productivity and application capability, and we’re confident they have the potential to make a significant impact in their respective markets.
“The show gives us an ideal opportunity to demonstrate those advances first-hand, and for visitors to appreciate what they could mean for their own businesses.”
