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With 20 years of history and experience, printMAX have all of your large format print requirements covered. printMAX are Roland's most successful authorised dealer and Mimaki's preferred UK authorised partner.
Selborne Road, GU34 3NB, Alton, United Kingdom
Prosigns UK - recently purchased a Mimaki CJV150-160, from initial conversation with the sale manager to installation. Prosigns UK found PRINTMAX to be helpful and professional 100% of the time.
The installation engineer attended our unit to install the machine, very prompt and also thorough.
Highly recommended.
Not sure if printMax has gone bust, or if they have too many clients to handle new sales enquiries. Attempted multiple times to request product information to make a purchase, but printMax failed to respond.
printMax is a very small company with only a few staff members, but they should still be able to respond to emails.
Disappointing service from printMax.
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