I have a near to new Mimaki Flatbed printer for sale.
This is an amazing printer in the way it prints high quality and textures if needed.
It prints on substrates up to 2 inches thick.
Check out some of the amazing videos highlighting the capabilities of this printer here:
My situation is this: we purchased this machine for $106,000 Canadian close to two years ago for a sign shop in a small market area. The folks in the shop never did find enough work to justify having this printer. It is safe to say that in the total time they had the printer it probably did the equivalent of 4 months worth of work in a busy environment.
Regardless, they decided to close their business and I assumed ownership of everything. Most equipment has been dispersed leaving me with this printer.
The printer is in absolute new condition. There is not a mark on it. It was serviced religiously following Mimaki manuals and procedures. There are absolutely no issues with printing quality or production speeds. Everything is as the day we set it up.
This is going to be a helluva deal for someone that is going to get a basically new printer a ta steep discounted price.
I have the steel shipping cradle that came with the printer. It could be loaded ( I have a forklift on site) on a car trailer or a crate could be built and the printer shipped by carrier. If a buyer materialized in western Canada we can talk about me possibly delivering the printer.
The printer is located in southern British Columbia within a few miles of the US border near crossings on Highway 97 and Highway 395.
This printer is currently listed on Mimaki USA website at $77,169 US which is roughly $102,000 CA. I think it should sell for roughly half of new price.
This printer was originally shipped to us from Mimaki in California so I imagine importing it to the US would be simple with the help of a broker.
I would love to keep this printer but I am retirement and it's just not in the cards.
I will consider any sane offer and will assist with a smooth transaction as best I can.
Fire away with any questions. Cheers
This is an amazing printer in the way it prints high quality and textures if needed.
It prints on substrates up to 2 inches thick.
Check out some of the amazing videos highlighting the capabilities of this printer here:
My situation is this: we purchased this machine for $106,000 Canadian close to two years ago for a sign shop in a small market area. The folks in the shop never did find enough work to justify having this printer. It is safe to say that in the total time they had the printer it probably did the equivalent of 4 months worth of work in a busy environment.
Regardless, they decided to close their business and I assumed ownership of everything. Most equipment has been dispersed leaving me with this printer.
The printer is in absolute new condition. There is not a mark on it. It was serviced religiously following Mimaki manuals and procedures. There are absolutely no issues with printing quality or production speeds. Everything is as the day we set it up.
This is going to be a helluva deal for someone that is going to get a basically new printer a ta steep discounted price.
I have the steel shipping cradle that came with the printer. It could be loaded ( I have a forklift on site) on a car trailer or a crate could be built and the printer shipped by carrier. If a buyer materialized in western Canada we can talk about me possibly delivering the printer.
The printer is located in southern British Columbia within a few miles of the US border near crossings on Highway 97 and Highway 395.
This printer is currently listed on Mimaki USA website at $77,169 US which is roughly $102,000 CA. I think it should sell for roughly half of new price.
This printer was originally shipped to us from Mimaki in California so I imagine importing it to the US would be simple with the help of a broker.
I would love to keep this printer but I am retirement and it's just not in the cards.
I will consider any sane offer and will assist with a smooth transaction as best I can.
Fire away with any questions. Cheers
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