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It is same print heads. Mimaki do not have own print heads everything comes from epson.

Try to print in uni-direction and check result. For me it looks too much ink on the material. Also it may related to particular media then you have to look in to temperature and color profiles. Also make sure all calibrations are done correctly.

Hi there, Would someone be interested in ink chip resetter for Brother GTX? If so, please comment below - we've recently started engineering a tool and wondering if any demand for it. Also, if someone is in need for resetting all Mimaki LUS, SB & BS types we have a tool now.

You can get chip programming tool MikaChip V1.2 for SS21, ES3, HS... And MikaChipV2.0 for LUS, BS, SB...

At leas you able to reset ink chips on them

Ink Filling Machine is engineered and developed for automatic filling of bags, pouches and any other packaging with ink, solvent, primer, and other liquids. An advanced technology used in the filling machine allows the ink bag to fill at a high speed of 500 ml/min. The Ink Filling Machine has a...

There are new Mimaki chip reseter avalible it able to reset LUS170, LUS120, LUS175, BS4 and all other new ink types from all Mimaki printers. Check this MikaChipV2.0 https://www.lfp-repair-service.com/product-page/mikachip-v2-0

Mimaki ink chip resetter allows you to reset Mimaki ink chips unlimited times. It resets ink level to 100%, ink type and expiry date. You’ll be able to use ink from any supplier of your choice! The resetter incorporates a software and device that alone can be used to reprogram ink chips for ALL...

Recently estimated that 90% of Mimaki users prefer SS21 inks over other ink types. And it's no wonder why - Mimaki’s SS21 solvent ink is available in up to 10 colours, is quick drying, offers excellent weatherability and rub-fastness and provides super-high picture quality without a granular...

I am using mimaki ink chip resetter much more reliable and works with all JV33 mimaki ink chips.

On Mimaki website you can see that TCP-100 support next ink: https://mimaki.com/product/inkjet/textile/tpc-1000/ ES3, SS21, Eco-PA1, SB53 If you check Service manual you can find how to change ink types.

Hi there, We are happy to introduce MikaChip V2.0 - BS4 Mimaki ink emulator board. MikaChip V2.0 is ultimate ink chip replacement solution for those looking to switch from original ink to OEM ink. The ink emulator board allows to replace original Mimaki BS4 ink chips. It works in same way as...

Hi everyone, We offer MikaChip the Ink chip programmer - a good alternative to Mimaki permanent ink chips. MikaChip incorporates a user-friendly software and device that allows you to reset Mimaki ink chips unlimited times, so you can use ink from any supplier of your choice. With MikaChip, you...

Mimaki ink chip resetter/ programmer. Supports Mimaki models and ink types as follows: JV3(SS1), JV3(SS2), JV5(HS), JV33(SS21), JV33(BS2), SB51(MBIS) Mimaki Bulk Ink Systems, SB52(MBIS) Mimaki Bulk Ink Systems, JV33, CJV30 (ES3), LH100(UJF), LF200(UJV/JFX), JF/JFX Plus(UV), (BS3) // NYU...

Nowadays wide format printing (or large format printing) is a billion-dollar industry that predicted to grow up rapidly in the after-lockdown period, since we are getting out of covid crisis and many businesses getting back to normal work routine and in need for promotional materials. Large...

Just goggle it MikaChip I believe it great solution to solve this problem.

Yes this is the catch with BS version. They force you to use new ink chips which is highly encrypted and not many option available. I have not tried downgrade F/W from BS version to Series so not sure if it going to work.

It could be small air leak around head connection.

As far as I know MikaChip ink chip resetter able to reprogram Fuji Acuity LED 1600 II and 1600R printers with Fuji LL and Fuji RL ink types https://www.lfp-repair-service.com/product-page/mikachip

Usually Print head heat error pointing toward issue with reading inbuild thermistor from the print head. Because signal from print head traveling via head FFC cables, then CR board, CR cables in to a main board. You have to check all chain. Unfortunately it is hard to say 100% what faulty. It...