Mimaki to Exhibit at Texworld NYC and Texworld Paris

Mimaki has announced that TRAPIS, a next-generation digital transfer sublimation printing system, will be showcased at the Texworld NYC Exhibition, July 23-25, 2025, and the Texworld Paris Exhibition, September 15-17, 2025.

About TRAPIS

TRAPIS is a simple and versatile textile printing system that consists of a Mimaki inkjet printer, textile printing pigment ink, dedicated transfer paper, and a recommended transfer machine. Printing and transfer are the two steps required to print on a wide range of fabrics, which include natural fibers, blended materials, and synthetic fibers. Built with a simple, easy-to-use design, beginner customers can easily operate the TRAPIS system with no previous knowledge or experience required. Mimaki has hosted a series of global events, where attendees have had the opportunity to bring their own fabrics and explore the capabilities of the innovative TRAPIS system to further transform and expand their business in the textile printing market.

Exhibition Details

Mimaki is pleased to offer a hands-on digital printing experience with TRAPIS at the upcoming exhibitions in New York and Paris – two leading cities known for fashion and textile innovation. Based on the concept of “easy printing on a variety of fabrics,” Mimaki will showcase the capabilities of TRAPIS—an on-demand textile printing solution ideal for producing diverse, small-lot orders quickly and efficiently, even in compact spaces. Interior fabrics and fashion apparel created with TRAPIS, along with real-world case studies, will also be on display, offering possibilities for manufacturers, designers, and retailers looking to expand their textile printing business.

Exhibition Schedule

• Texworld NYC July 23-25, 2025 Javits Center, New York City
• Texworld Paris September 15-17, 2025 Parc des Expositions de Paris-Le Bourget in Halls 2-4, Paris

Source: Mimaki 

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