While Miyakoshi has been and still is the OEM partner for many big players in digital printing, the company introduced the MJP Series under their own brand name in 2004.

The different MJP series models include MJP 13LXV, a full colour LED UV inkjet press for label printing; MJP 20E/EX, a full colour duplex water-based inkjet press for transactional printing; MJP 20/30 IXS, a full colour duplex water-based inkjet press for commercial printing and MJP 30 AXF, a water-based inkjet press for flexible packaging.

According to Akshay Kaushal, executive director, sales, Provin Technos, all the machines are roll-to-roll high speed digital presses with piezoelectric drop on demand system line head. “These presses from Miyakoshi comes with the extensibility of choosing from the various inline finishing options (sheeting, slitting, hot foil, embossing, etc) which again are developed by Miyakoshi, which in-turn makes life easier for the customer as they can procure everything from a single source,” he said.

Miyakoshi’s technology know-how dates back to when the company grew in manufacturing offset presses for business forms. “One of the key parameters in industrial high speed inkjet printers is the ability to transport the media precisely, and in conjunction with the most advanced high-resolution print head technologies, the system is designed to dance together to create the most precise droplet placement over the media resulting in high quality prints. Some of the competitors are not able to achieve this and must resort to outsourcing the unwind-rewind, but still Miyakoshi has superior control which they developed from several decades of building thousands of offset presses,” he added.

These machines are easy to use, so reducing the dependency on the skill level of the operator. Kaushal added that Provin’s support is always there to back after-sales.