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Mimaki CJV30-130
Letterall Signs Inc.
Digital Printing - Inkjet printers
54-in. Media, eco-solvent inks. Ink configuration is 2x each CMYK, 440mil cartridges. Plugs into a regular 110v 15a circuit, no additional wiring required.
Printer in good condition, well maintained and serviced. Only getting rid of it to make room for new Latex Printer.
Primarily used for outdoor signs, wall murals, vehicle wraps and graphics. The cut feature was never used, only tested out.
Includes Rasterlink 6 rip software and Fine Cut for Adobe and Corel draw and extra ink cartridges.
Recent updates: New print head replaced two years ago. Got five years out of the original print head. The printer was running almost eight hours per day on average.
For full features and specifications visit: https://mimaki.com/product/inkjet/print-cut/cjv30-series/specification.html
Contact Letterall Signs for more information at 204-786-8591. $6900 or best offer. Will accept Visa or Mastercard for payment.
Additional Information
CJV30 Printer SpecificationsContact Information
Phone: 204-786-8591
Email:
info@letterallsigns
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