Hybrid Services' Trade-In Offer Helps Businesses Upgrade To Mimaki’s Latest 330 Series
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As part of Hybrid’s Spring Offers promotion, Mimaki’s powerful 1.6m CJV330 Series production solvent printer/cutter and JV330 Series printer both benefit from a £4,000 trade-in on top of the current £5,000 discount.
Ensuring that businesses investing in the range-topping solutions enjoy exceptional value for money, the 330 Series models combine high production speeds with impressive output quality onto a wide range of sign and graphics materials.
Packed with proprietary Core Technologies and optimised for effortless usability, a raft of advanced features require minimal user intervention to boost productivity.
With a wide range of eligible trade-in machines, customers replacing aging products can often enjoy an above-market value for their old printer, resulting in a new Mimaki JV330-160 costing only £14,995 after trade in, and the CJV330-160 printer/cutter costing just £15,995.
“This offer is helping numerous customers enjoy a valuable trade-in for their old eco-solvent, latex or UV printer, replacing them with the very latest Mimaki technology,” states Hybrid Sales Director, Andrew Gregory. “Demonstrations and sample packs for both the CJV330 and JV330 models are available through Hybrid and our Authorised Partners.”
Full details of the trade-in promotion can be found by visiting www.hybridservices.co.uk/offers, calling the Hybrid team on 01270 501900 or by contacting a Mimaki Authorised Partner.
About Hybrid Services
Hybrid Services Ltd is the exclusive UK & Ireland distributors for Mimaki’s award winning range of wide format solvent, LED UV curing, textile, 3D and aqueous inkjet printers, flatbed and pinch roll cutting plotters, suite of software solutions and genuine Mimaki consumables.
Established since 1996, Hybrid’s commitment to providing the very highest standards of customer service is coupled to a market-leading product portfolio of cutting-edge solutions for the sign and graphics, industrial and printed textile markets.
