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MYJET-3200E
Description
MYJET-3200E
The MYJET-3200E delivers industrial-scale solvent printing for businesses that produce banners, vehicle wraps, and outdoor advertising at scale. Unlike eco-solvent machines designed for lighter indoor-outdoor use, this true solvent printer targets high-throughput production houses that need speed, durability, and a rock-solid ink delivery system for demanding, weather-resistant graphics.
Because it uses genuine solvent ink rather than eco-solvent formulations, the MYJET-3200E produces prints with stronger outdoor durability and deeper color saturation on uncoated banner materials — making it a workhorse for sign shops running large volumes of PVC banners, mesh, and adhesive vinyl.
Key Features and Functions
- Adjustable printhead height accommodates a range of material thicknesses, so operators switch between thin vinyl and heavier soft materials without reconfiguring the machine.
- Modular, disassemblable frame reduces shipping and freight costs — a genuine advantage for buyers importing equipment into Nigeria, since it lowers landed cost and simplifies customs clearance.
- Super-wide platform supports multi-nozzle installation, so shops can upgrade printhead configuration as production demand grows.
- LVDS data transmission moves large print files reliably and stably, preventing banding or data dropout during long production runs.
- Dual air-drying fans dry finished prints instantly, which speeds up rewinding and shortens turnaround on large orders.
- Fully sealed air-suction platform holds any material flat during printing, ensuring consistent ink lay-down even on thin or curling substrates.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Printhead Type | KONICA 5121/8H |
| Media Width | 3200mm |
| Max Printing Precision | 1080 DPI |
| Printing Speed (Draft) | 320 m²/h |
| Printing Speed (Production) | 220 m²/h |
| Printing Speed (Precision) | 110 m²/h |
| Ink Supply | Positive pressure system |
| Control System | UMC/BYHX-8H |
| RIP Software | RIprint / Photoprint |
| Data Interface | USB 2.0 |
| Computer Requirement | Intel i7-7 or above, USB 3.0, Gigabit Ethernet, 8GB RAM |
| Power | 3200W |
| Machine Dimensions | 4510mm × 750mm × 1420mm |
| Net / Gross Weight | 670kg / 770kg |
| Operating Temperature | 15–30°C (20–28°C recommended) |
| Operating Humidity | 20–80% (40–60% recommended) |
| Compatible Materials | Paper, advertising banner, PVC, advertising cloth, adhesive vinyl, mesh, and soft materials under 5mm thick |
How the MYJET-3200E Compares
Against the MYJET-3202D-ECO, the 3200E trades eco-solvent’s lower odor and near-photo-quality output for raw production speed and outdoor durability — better suited to shops printing bulk banners rather than premium retail graphics. Compared to competing 3.2m machines like the Stormjet SJ-320TS, which runs dual or quad Epson I3200 heads at up to 139 m²/h, the MYJET-3200E’s Konica 5121/8H heads and 320 m²/h draft speed give it a clear throughput edge for shops prioritizing volume over fine-detail work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the MYJET-3200E suitable for indoor printing?
It’s built primarily for outdoor advertising materials — banners, vehicle graphics, and mesh — where solvent ink’s durability matters more than low odor. For indoor or odor-sensitive environments, the MYJET-3202D-ECO is the better fit.
What materials can this printer handle?
It prints on paper, PVC banner, advertising cloth, adhesive vinyl, mesh, and other soft materials up to 5mm thick.
How fast does it actually print in daily production?
Expect around 220 m²/h in production mode, with draft mode reaching 320 m²/h for lower-precision jobs and 110 m²/h when maximum detail is required.
Does shipping cost less than a fixed-frame printer?
Yes. The frame disassembles for transport, which reduces freight volume and cost — a meaningful saving on imports into Nigeria and West Africa.
What computer specs do I need to run it?
An Intel i7-7 or newer processor, USB 3.0, Gigabit Ethernet, and at least 8GB of RAM, paired with RIprint or Photoprint RIP software.
