Yuhan-Kimberly UJET MC2-P Digital Textile Printer.

In the years when Sensient ink company was owned by Yuhan-Kimberly was the first time I heard about the textile program of Yuhan-Kimberly. But I did not see any of their actual printers until years later, at SGIA 2007.

When at SGIA 2007 I mentioned that I would be in Korea to visit Dilli, the manager, Tim McCraw, invited me to visit their facility. Since I was arriving in Korea on a weekend (after spending a week in Taiwan to inspect GCC StellarJet 250UV printer), the only day I had available in Korea was a Saturday. Thus I appreciate the fact that the design team as well as all the managers came for a five-hour familiarization and print testing session, plus a several hour business dinner after that.

Since two FLAAR Reports resulted from this visit to Yuhan-Kimberly, it is easiest to present the material in these two PDFs rather than on this single page on the Internet. Most FLAAR Reports on textiles can be accessed at no cost.

Today, in 2009, the UJET MC2 has been replaced by the MC3.

UJET MC3-Express and UJET MC3-Premium are the newer textile printers from Yuhan-Kimberly. Each of these printers is now covered in a new FLAAR Report.
At ISA 2009, these two textile printers were rebranded as the Converd Green Machine P3 and the Converd Green Machine X3.

For textile materials (to use in any brand of textile printer), you should consider 3P Inkjet Textiles.

Yuhan Kimberly P3 textile printer, at Converd booth, ISA 2009.

Samples made in Yuhan-Kimberly UJET MC2-P Digital Textile Printer.

Most recently updated March 30, 2009.
Previously updated Jan. 2, 2008.