Domino Digital Printing Solutions will be demonstrating the K600i digital UV inkjet printer at Labelexpo Europe 2019 in Hall 9, Stands 9A60 and 9B50. The 445 mm wide dual bar, high speed K600i will be integrated with an ABG Omega SRI (slitter, rewinder and inspection unit) and will be printing 100% verified, high resolution, machine-readable codes onto die-cut labels.
“Domino’s long-standing heritage of manufacturing digital inkjet technology for the label printing sector is testament to our commitment to produce efficient, highly productive and profitable printing solutions for our customers,” says Jim Orford, product manager at Domino Digital Printing Solutions. “The K600i is our response to market requirements for printing high speed, high quality variable data such as text, sequential numbers, barcodes and 2D linear codes including QR codes. These are regularly used in brand security, logistics, reverse logistics (online returns) and in promotional gaming and loyalty applications. We’re delighted to be demonstrating the dual bar K600i at Labelexpo 2019 with capability not previously shown at a European exhibition.”
The new K600i dual bar digital UV inkjet printer is based on the same platform as used in the single bar K600i and the Domino N610i digital color label press, which has over 600 global installations. More information on Domino products to be displayed at Labelexpo Europe will be announced in the coming weeks.
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