Domino to detail digital inkjet printing technologies at Ipex 2014

Domino is to show the versatility and productivity of its digital inkjet printing technologies at Ipex 2014.

Through a series of live demonstrations, Domino will present its K600i, single-color, high-resolution digital inkjet printer, which has been designed to integrate variable data printing within existing sheet and web-fed presses and finishing lines, or can be delivered as a standalone digital press

Through a series of live demonstrations, Domino will present its K600i, single-color, high-resolution digital inkjet printer, which has been designed to integrate variable data printing within existing sheet and web-fed presses and finishing lines, or can be delivered as a standalone digital press.

The K600i produces 600dpi high-resolution UV curable print at speeds from 50-150m/min.

Also on display will be Domino’s Bitjet+ v4.5, the most versatile high speed digital print system. This can be easily integrated onto high-speed webs, folder gluers, plastic card, bindery packaging and wrapping lines.

Capable of production speeds of up to 800m/min (2,600ft/min), it is ideal for adding personalization, numbering, 2D and linear barcodes and graphics onto all media types with no requirement for drying equipment or line modifications.

Philip Easton, director of Domino’s digital printing business, said: ‘Today, more than ever before, printers are looking for innovative solutions that will complement their existing printing equipment to add value and differentiate their current offerings and present new revenue streams.

‘With the industry experiencing declining print volumes, digital printing represents a potential area of growth for our customers. By adding a product like the Domino K600i to an existing production line, we convert it to digital facilitating growth opportunities.

‘Our focus at Ipex 2014 is to demonstrate just how easy it is to introduce fully automated high resolution customized print, codes and graphics into existing web- or sheet-fed print production lines at the highest of speeds.’

Read a detailed preview of Ipex 2014 in Labels & Labeling, issue #1, 2014