Triple EDP award win for Mimaki

The team at Mimaki Europe were presented with 3 EDP Awards at last month’s FESPA Global Print Expo 2026. Mimaki’s new UJ330H-160 received Best Flatbed/Hybrid <50 m²/h award, recognising its versatile roll and rigid UV printing in one compact system. Mimaki’s UJF-7151 plusII e UV-LED flatbed printer and TS330-1800 dye sublimation printer also received awards as Best Direct-to-Shape – Object Printing and Best Textile Roll-to-Roll Printer <150 m2/h respectively.

Danna Drion, General Manager Marketing and Product Management, Mimaki Europe “Winning three EDP Awards is significant recognition for the technical excellence of our innovations, but above all, we’re proud of what these technologies enable our customers to achieve.”

“The UJ330H-160 is a particularly strong example of this: innovation developed around real production needs. Print businesses are looking for flexibility, quality and a smarter use of space and investment. By bringing roll and rigid UV printing together in one accessible system, the UJ330H-160 gives them more ways to say yes to new work.”

With a significant focus on the continued growth of UV and DTF across the industry, Mimaki’s UJ330H-160 took centre stage on its FESPA stand, urging PSPs to cinsder how to ‘Print Different – Powering Possibilities’. Combining roll-to-roll and rigid board printing in one compact platform, the UJ330H-160 supports a wide mix of graphics applications, from signage, window graphics and banners to wallpaper, POS displays and rigid boards. Stable media handling, fast changeover between roll and rigid production, and value-added UV capabilities, including white, clear and multi-layer printing up to five layers, make it a practical response to the demand for more flexible, space-conscious and cost-efficient production.

Also showcasing its DTO capabilities, Mimaki’s UJF-7151 plusII e has been built for industrial-grade precision and combines high-resolution UV-LED output with the ability to print directly onto a wide range of objects and materials, supporting applications from promotional items and packaging to industrial parts and premium personalisation. Its ability to handle complex surfaces and objects, including cylindrical items with optional accessories, reflects a growing demand for high-value, customised production.

And when it comes to textile and apparel production, Mimaki’s TS330-1800 modern roll-to-roll sublimation printer combines productivity, image quality and operational stability, with a wide print area and ink configurations that support applications ranging from fashion and sportswear to soft signage, interiors and promotional products. It also features extended colour possibilities, including Orange, Violet and Fluorescent inks, which Mimaki explains ‘will help textile producers deliver richer, more expressive output while maintaining reliable production’.

Mimaki’s success at this year’s EDP Awards reflects the company’s ongoing focus on developing solutions that help print businesses diversify applications, improve production flexibility and create new value across multiple markets. Drion concludes: “These awards recognise three very different solutions, but they all share the same purpose: helping customers open up new applications, improve day-to-day production and building more resilient businesses. That is where we believe print innovation has the greatest impact.”

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