AGS Mimaki Open Days success

Mimaki Australia has recorded ‘strong attendance’ at its recent AGS Mimaki Open Days, held at Mimaki’s Mulgrave premises on 17th and 18th March. The event served as a practical kick-off to Mimaki – and its’ customers – relationship with Australian Graphic Servicing, following the official appointment of AGS as a Mimaki dealer in November 2025.

As an Australian-owned business with a strong reputation in installations, maintenance and consumables, AGS brings deep technical expertise and long-standing customer relationships to the Mimaki network. With the words ‘sparking success’ built into its logo, and three decades of history as its platform, AGS has an experienced team specialising in installations, maintenance, and consumables for commercial printers. Nick Crinis, Senior Sales Executive at AGS, says: “We look forward to introducing an extensive range of market-relevant, commercially proven, and customer-focused products from Mimaki. Our goal remains to deliver the capability and professional service that AGS customers have come to value over the past 30 years.”

The Open Days included live demonstrations and hands-on sessions focused on direct-to-object (DTO) and UV printing, giving visitors valuable insight into new applications, production efficiencies and business opportunities. More than just a showcase, the days were specifically designed to create a collaborative environment for meaningful discussions and knowledge sharing. It also delivered early positive sales outcomes, highlighting the immediate impact of the Mimaki and AGS partnership.

Kohei Kobayashi, Managing Director at Mimaki Australia, says: “Partnering with AGS particularly allows us to bring Mimaki solutions to customers we’ve traditionally had limited access to, such as offset and flexographic printing.”

“Trust in service quality is something that cannot be built overnight. We are proud to partner with AGS, a company that has earned strong credibility and trust in the Australian market.”

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