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‘Mimaki Application Days’ EMEA-wide customer event program launched to highlight application opportunities and inspire business growth

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Mimaki Europe, a leading provider of industrial inkjet printers, cutting plotters, and 3D printers,has today announced that it will be co-hosting a series of 200 in-person events across EMEA. This extensive events program, entitled ‘Mimaki Application Days’, will take place over the next six months in partnership with Mimaki’s valued dealer network. Each event features special localised content designed to provide customers with face-to-face application-focused information and advice, aimed at supporting business growth.

Mimaki’s Global Innovation Days (25th-27th October) to return for the fifth time, with this year’s theme centring on UV Printing.

In addition to these in-person events, Mimaki has also revealed the dates for its hugely popular virtual event, ‘Global Innovation Days’, which will complement the ‘Mimaki Application Days’ program. The Fifth Global Innovation Days event will take place on the 25th-27th October 2023, with webinars and discussions centred around UV printing technologies and applications. The new Mimaki UJV100-160Plus and UCJV330-160 printers will be a highlight of this next event, with talks and demonstrations showcasing these latest additions to the Mimaki product range. The webinars will offer attendees a deep dive into the many production benefits and extensive variety of applications made possible with these new machines, as well as with other UV technologies in the Mimaki portfolio. There will also be talks highlighting the benefits of adopting UV printing to support a more sustainable future for the industry.

To register for Global Innovation Days, please visit:

http://innovationdays.mimaki.com.

New Mimaki Application Days - Focusing on Local Market Trends

Each ‘Mimaki Application Days’ event will offer customers a chance to connect with Mimaki and its partners on a local level and engage on the latest market trends and applications driving new business opportunities. It also provides a platform for customers to see the latest Mimaki technology in action, ask the Mimaki and partner teams for expert advice and technical support, as well as connect with industry peers.

The events will have product demonstrations, presentations and discussions themed around local trending applications, such as car wrapping, interior décor, and light boxes, tailoring each show to the demands of the region.




Danna Drion, General Manager Marketing, Mimaki Europe, explains, “The core objective of these events is for us to further our support for EMEA customers looking to identify new ways to grow their businesses. The speakers will offer customers a deep dive into trending applications and explain how they can use their Mimaki solutions to maximise productivity, output quality and meet demand for various types of products.”

The full ‘Mimaki Application Days’ program and individual event registration pages can be found at:

http://www.mimakieurope.com/application-days/.



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