The accreditation will provide those in the textile and clothing industry with clarification that the Mimaki inks are suitable to finish skin-friendly clothing and other textiles.
Mike Horsten, general manager marketing EMEA at Mimaki Europe, comments: “We were already well aware of the business-winning value of the inks but are delighted that Nissenken Quality Evaluation Center has awarded them the OEKO-TEX Standard 100.
“Customers can now use the inks confidently and safe in the knowledge they are approved for direct skin contact.”
This certification means even more designers can take a closer look at how printing can add creative value to their collections”
The Mimaki inks can be used on a host of print devices from the manufacturer, including models in the TS500 range as well as the CJV300-130 and 160.
“This has the potential to open up numerous market opportunities,” adds Horsten adds.
“Our digital textile printing capabilities have already hit a number of catwalks.
“This certification means even more designers can take a closer look at how printing can add creative value to their collections.”