DOMINO Printing Sciences will unveil its latest digital printing innovations, including the new compact Domino N410 LED label press, at Labelexpo Europe in Barcelona next month.
Live demonstrations will showcase the N410, as well as Domino’s N730i and N610i digital label presses and K600i and K300 monochrome inkjet printers.
“Labelexpo Europe is a key event for label converters interested in the latest advancements in printing and finishing technology, and we look forward to sharing our expertise and state-of-the-art printing solutions with them at booth 3E91,” said David Ellen, divisional director – digital printing.
Domino said recent years have seen increasing demand from converters looking to expand their offering into digital printing applications. The LED label press aims to support this by allowing converters to take their first step into digital printing and benefit from the flexibility with low running costs.
“LED presses are versatile and enjoy increasing popularity because of their environmental benefits, helping converters save on energy costs and reducing waste,” added Russell Weller, head of digital products. “The N410 offers excellent value for converters looking to unlock new growth opportunities with a versatile digital solution, future-proofing their investment with LED inks, supported by Domino’s world-class service and global support network.”
Attendees can also experience Domino’s N730i Integration Module in action for the first time, integrating with a Grafotronic DCL2 to form a hybrid solution. The solution, equipped with priming, spot varnish, die cutting, and slitting stations, will be showcased in the Domino-Grafotronic Hybrid Arena. The N730i Integration Module is based on Domino’s latest Generation 7 platform, delivering up to 1200dpi print at speeds of up to 90 metres per minute.
Labelexpo will also mark the official release of the latest version of Domino’s Sunrise DFE, described as bringing productivity improvements to label converters with new ripping technology using AI and machine learning that will increase the efficiency of press output.
Also on display will be Domino’s K600i and K300 monochrome inkjet printers, featured as part of a Mark Andy Pro Series press, including inspection and verification by Domino group company Lake Image Systems’ technology.
