#Digital Printing

2026-03-26

Mimaki takes DTF performance to the next level with TxF300-75Plus

The new TxF300-75Plus offers advanced capabilities to deliver greater white ink stability, reliability and consistent output quality. The TxF300-75Plus features four additional white ink cartridge slots. © 2026 Mimaki

Mimaki Europe, a leading manufacturer of industrial inkjet printers and cutting plotters, announces the TxF300-75Plus, an upgraded model within its high-productivity direct-to-film (DTF) printing portfolio. Following on from the success of the original TxF300-75, this enhanced version reflects Mimaki’s commitment to continuously evolving its solutions to meet the changing demands of the market.

Enhanced ink capacity for uninterrupted DTF printing

A key enhancement is the system’s expanded white ink capacity, featuring four additional white ink cartridge slots and Mimaki’s UISS (Uninterrupted Ink Supply System). This configuration enables up to 8-9 hours of continuous printing, significantly reducing the frequency of manual cartridge replacement and enabling smoother operation for high volume or overnight production environments.

Mimaki’s UISS automatically switches to the next available cartridge when one becomes empty, maintaining stable ink flow and uninterrupted output. Operators can also replace depleted cartridges during printing without halting production, helping to maximise uptime and workflow efficiency.

In addition, the TxF300-75Plus benefits from optimised white ink performance achieved through both hardware and software updates, delivering greater stability and more consistent output quality during extended print runs.

Built on Mimaki’s proven core technologies

Alongside these enhancements, the TxF300-75Plus retains Mimaki’s established core technologies, designed to support reliable, high-quality DTF production. These include the built-in ink circulation system, which helps prevent sedimentation and ensures stable ink supply during long print runs, as well as advanced monitoring and remote management capabilities such as PICT and Mimaki Remote Access (MRA) to help customers streamline daily operations.

“With the TxF300-75Plus, we are taking another step in the evolution of our DTF printing portfolio, delivering enhanced performance where it matters most to our customers,” comments Arjen Evertse, Director Sales at Mimaki Europe. “By strengthening its ink capabilities and enabling longer, uninterrupted production, we are helping print providers improve efficiency, reduce operational complexity and confidently scale their DTF applications.”

The TxF300-75Plus is now available across the EMEA region.

For more information about Mimaki’s innovative products and solutions, visit: www.mimakieurope.com/.

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