AnaJet Launches New mPower iSeries Printers
Jul 23, 2015
AnaJet has announced that the upcoming release of the latest mPower i-series of direct to garment printers. The mPower mP5i and mP10i models boast increased performance and stability, a new and improved design and updated software features. “Guided by customer feedback and suggestions, our engineers have redesigned and enhanced critical components and features in both the mP5i and mP10i,” said Greg Nathanson, president of AnaJet. “The goal was simple: to make our best-selling mPower i-series even better.” The new mPower printer enhancements include:
  • Next generation, reengineered maintenance station for improved seal with print heads and smoother operation
  • New board covers and coatings to prevent ink splash and overspray complications
  • Exhaust fans and redirected power supply air flow to reduce overspray settling on critical components
  • Relocated encoder strip to protect against ink contamination
  • Moved control panel from printer lid to base for easier operation during maintenance
  • New painted shell and front panels to reduce finger prints and provide easier clean up
  • SPARK Software now included with purchase of an mPower printer for a limited time
  • New network enabled features
  • RIP automation features
The new mPower printers are slated to begin shipping to U.S. customers in late August and are now available for pre-order.
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