Label Printers

Domino's flagship N610i digital colour label press, with vibrant UV-curable inks, is the world's market leader for cost-effective printing of short and medium production run length jobs.

The Domino N610i has a web width of 333mm (13") operates at either 50 or 75m/m (164 or 246ft/min) and has up to six colours, including violet and orange, plus an opaque screen-like white to achieve 90% of the latest Pantone range. 

Configured as either:-

• Simple reel to reel format for the ultimate job change flexibility
• Including in-line or near line finishing, enabling the efficient handing of jobs that have multiple versions or where there are fewer die cut and media changes
• As a full hybrid, maximising overall print capability by combing flexo spot colours, foiling with digital ink jet and final finishing

Supplied with the latest industry standard ESKO digital front end, including colour variable data printing capability, it can readily integrate within the most automated workflow, providing minimal manual intervention and enabling rapid job turnaround time. 

With ever shorter production runs, it combines the productivity of flexo printing with the flexibility offered by rapid job change digital technology providing an outstanding return on your investment.

The N-Series is supplied with class leading UV curable ink sets. These include UV90 for a wide range of general purpose applications with excellent light fastness and abrasion resistance. The UV95 non-CMR ink set, under the right conditions, is suitable for many non-direct contact food packaging applications, compliant with the EuPIA Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and their exclusion policy, with materials used listed on the Swiss Ordinance and it has also been developed in line with Nestlé’s guidance on food packaging inks. 

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Digital solution that can be readily integrated into your existing flexo press or finishing line for printing screen-like white images. Offers all the benefits of digital with zero make-ready time and no requirement to purchase screens for each production job. Capable of printing anything from high impact solids to the fine detail required for 2pt text. Enables you to respond to short run requirements cost-effectively and changing customer demands quickly, providing a real competitive advantage.

The K600i White is available in a 333mm (13.11") print width and will print up to 75m/m (246ft/min) It offers all of the standard feature of the K600i but includes unique developments from Domino to improve performance and reliability. This includes the Domino i-Tech Trapless print head tank, removing all ink traps where pigment can conglomerate and then when release cause jet reliability issues and the UltraMix ink supply system that continuously maintains pigment ink suspension.

Label converters continue to face increased demand from brand owners for enhanced label designs with eye catching embellishments including foiling and silk-screen printing, while at the same time average run lengths continue to fall. Conventional finishing solutions for this can significantly impact set-up time and productivity.

The Domino K600i ink jet printer can be retrofitted on a range of production equipment and offers the capability for digital embellishments. These include spot varnishing, digital screen-like white printing and cold foiling. This takes finishing into the digital age with the ability to change from one embellishment to another without even stopping the line. It removes this production efficiency bottleneck, facilitating profitable short and medium run labels with added-value embellishments quickly, and with significantly reduced man hours and material waste.

The same Domino K600i, when used in combination with the new UV67CL ink, can print either a high laydown digital spot varnish or a cold-foil adhesive. Alternatively, using Domino’s high-opacity white ink, it is capable of printing anything from high impact solids to fine detail required for 2pt text. It is compatible with standard medias including polyethylene, polypropylene and under the right conditions certain coated papers.