September 1, 2026

Machines Plus announces the addition of Mimaki into its product portfolio, further strengthening its position as a leading fabric, merchandise and decorative solution provider.

Kohei Kobayashi shaking hands with Gus Altmann and Gordon Kerr infront of the Mimaki UJV300DTF-75 UV-DTF printer.

Machines Plus is extremely proud to announce this new relationship with Mimaki. They plan to integrate the vendor into their line-up, maintaining focus on existing suppliers while using the new range to provide a more comprehensive set of solutions that address an expanded set of customers.


The addition of Mimaki to the Machines Plus vendor list continues a long tradition of building strong relationships with leading suppliers across the print industry. These relationships allow the company to offer customers superior solutions backed with quality technical advice and support. It reinforces a core Machines Plus belief: successful

print businesses need more than equipment. They need guidance, workflow understanding, technical backup, reliable consumables, and access to technology that matches their goals.


According to Gus Altmann, Managing Director, “We put considerable effort into understanding the products we sell

and unique needs of the customers we deal with. We work with a select group of vendors who manufacture quality

products and provide quality local support. We pick the best of these and apply our skills, service and support to

deliver solutions that are optimised to user needs. We recently undertook a review and found some gaps in our

line-up that Mimaki matched almost precisely. They produce some great equipment and with this appointment it will

enable us to become a true one-stop shop.”


Heroing the new lineup is the UJV300DTF-75 , Mimaki’s dedicated UV-DTF printer. This machine opens new production opportunities for businesses wanting to decorate items that are difficult, time-consuming, or impractical to produce using conventional methods. From curved surfaces to irregular objects and ready-made products, UV-DTF gives customers a way to create cost-effective customised output with consistent quality and high value-add.


“At Machines Plus, we have always believed the machine should suit the job, not the other way around,” said Gus. “The Mimaki UJV300DTF-75 is a perfect example of why this launch matters. It gives our customers access to a manufacturer-backed UV-DTF platform that fills a very real gap in the market.”


The wide format, industrial printing, textile, and specialty decoration markets are growing. With Mimaki added

to the Machines Plus range, customers will have the flexibility to explore additional applications and production

 methods in the fabric, merchandise and signage space — while working with a supplier that understands the full

production ecosystem. “This launch means we can say yes to more applications, more workflows, and more customer

ideas,” Gus said. “It gives Australian businesses another pathway to produce work that is profitable, creative, and

commercially practical. That is what Machines Plus is here to do.”


About Machines Plus

Machines Plus is an Australian one-stop shop for print and garment decoration solutions, supplying equipment,

consumables, training, installation, workflow support, and ongoing technical guidance.



Based in Melbourne, Machines Plus works with customers across Australia to provide practical, production-focused

solutions across DTG, DTF, UV printing, dye sublimation, signage, heat transfer, apparel decoration, and specialty

print applications.


The company is built on a simple principle: supply the right machine for the right job, backed by real technical

knowledge and long-term support.


For more information, contact:

Machines Plus

info@machinesplus.com.au

1300 167 587

machinesplus.com.au


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