Tiger-1800B MkIII

Manufacturer: Mimaki

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The Tiger 1800 MkIII combines high productivity with print speeds up to 4,144 ft2/hour with long operational stability. The 10kg ink tanks increase run-times and lower running costs, allowing customers to choose the print speed that best suits their needs, from high-speed printing focusing on productivity to high-quality printing pursuing finer detail. Achieve smoother colors and transitions.

NEW printer controller with touch screen capabilities
NEW Nozzle Recovery System (NRS), automatically substitutes unproductive nozzles, avoiding unnecessary downtime and poor image quality
NEW MAPS4, minimizes banding and enhances print quality at higher print speeds

Adhesive belt transport system with belt washing technology and in-line heat drying unit
Available as a complete direct-to-textile model or as a paper transfer dye sublimation model
TxLink4 Lite supported for more advanced workflows

Specifications

Printhead⁯	Tiger-1800B MkIII DS: Eight on-demand piezo heads in a staggered array Tiger-1800B MkIII DTT: Sixteen on-demand piezo heads in a staggered array
Print resolution	1200 dpi
Print Speed (4 Color Mode)	up to 4144.11 SqFt/Hr (385 m2/h)
Maximum Print Area⁮	72.8″ (1850 mm)
Maximum media width⁭	74.8″ (1900 mm)
Maximum Media Thickness⁬	up to 0.04″ (1 mm)
Maximum Media Weight	220.7 lbs. (100.0 kg)
Ink Type	Tiger-1800B MkIII DS: U.S. & Canada- MLSb510 \| Mexico, Central & South America- MLSb510 Tiger-1800B MkIII DTT: U.S. & Canada- MLRc500 \| Mexico, Central & South America- MLRc500
Interface	Ethernet 1000BASE-T, USB2.0 Hi-speed
Power Supply⁪	Main unit: 3 phase 380 V ± 10%, 50 / 60 Hz 50 A or less \| Heater: 3 phase 380 V ± 10%, 50 / 60 Hz 30 A or less
Power Consumption	AC400V: Printer – 22 kW or less \| Drying and take-up unit – 14 kW or less
Dimensions (W × D × H)	206.7″ x 106.3″ x 78.7″ (525 x 270 x 199.9 cm)
Weight	Main unit: 10,582.2 lbs. (4,800 kg) Drying and take-up unit: 12,645.5 lbs. (1,200 kg)
Certifications⁫	CE Marking (EMC, Machinery directive, and RoHS)