Piezo Drop on Demand Printing
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Large format printing on your secondary packaging
Are you looking for high-quality box coding without hassle or regular intervention?
Are you considering replacing label printers and pre-printed boxes to boost your environmental credentials?
Do you have operational cost-saving targets to hit?
Meet the Cx350i… The high resolution, large character printer designed to support your business goals relating to productivity, environment, and running cost.
Domino’s drop on demand (DOD) piezo inkjet (PIJ) printer features a high-resolution stainless steel printhead that delivers consistent high-contrast grade A, 1D and 2D barcodes*, brand logos, traceability and product batch information onto secondary packaging boxes and cases.
The Cx350i is a great alternative to label printing for cardboard, corrugated, paper box and carton applications. Direct box coding with the Cx350i can significantly reduce your environmental footprint. No factory air is needed and no label waste is created – only vegetable-oil based inks delivered in small drops to make great codes.
The Cx350i is designed to minimise and simplify operator interaction with an intuitive user interface that makes adjusting settings and modifying layouts quick and easy. The printer has a large-volume ink supply and improved print accuracy, which means less intervention.
To optimise running costs the ink is delivered in smaller, higher-contrast ink drops. The print resolution is optimised to ensure the best possible code quality at lowest ink usage for large character printing.
Industry 4.0 connectivity enables 24/7 device visibility in the cloud, as well as integration to PLC and MES/ERP systems for full automation, making the Cx350i a great choice to support your business goals today and in the future.
High Print Quality
65mm print height for Grade-A 1D and 2D barcodes and branding
Industry 4.0
Extensive connectivity including Ethernet/IP, integration to MES and ERP systems & Domino Cloud
Simple Operation
Minimum interaction, no scheduled maintenance, easy QuickStep touchscreen interface
Environment
No labels, reduced pre-printed box inventory, only small drops of vegetable-based ink
Excellent productivity and superb print quality in an easily integrated system
Printing on a wide range of substrates, the Domino K600i combines productivity with 600dpi print quality. he K600i when configured to the print width required, can be integrated into an existing web or sheet handling system for digital imprinting or can be in the format of a monochrome digital press. The K600i can print high-quality digital variable data, alphanumeric text, a range of barcodes, and D codes including the QR code as well as graphics, up to speeds of 200m/min. There are also options for a high opacity white ink as a cost-effective alternative to screen printing, suitable for a wide range of labels and packaging applications.
The K600i
Excellent productivity and superb print quality in an easily integrated system
Printing on a wide range of substrates, the Domino K600i combines productivity with 600dpi print quality. The K600i when configured to the print width required, can be integrated into existing web or sheet handling system for digital imprinting or can be in the format of a monochrome digital press. The K600i can print high quality digital variable data, alphanumeric text, a range of barcodes and 2D codes including the QR code as well as graphics, up to speeds of 200m/min. There are also options for a high opacity white ink as a cost-effective alternative to screen printing, suitable for a wide range of labels and packaging applications.
The Domnio K600i inkjet printer can also offer the capability for printing digital embellishments. These include spot varnishing and digital screen-like white printing often replacing silk-screen plus cold foiling. When used with the new UV67CL ink, it 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 colids to fine detail required for 2pt text.
Utilising piezo inkjet technology, the K600i is available for use with a full range of inks. These include: high impact LED-curable and UV-curable inks; aqueous pigmented inks; a white heavily pigmented ink; a unique UV-curable clear ink fo digital spot arnish or as a digital adhesive for cold foil applications; and UV97BK, a new food packaging compliant non-CMR black ink suitable for many non-direct food packaging applications.
Print widths range from a single print module, producing an image area of 108mm (4.25″) to up to seven dual print modules covering 782mm (30.81″).
Applications include printing onto labels, mail pieces, tags, tickets, forms and security products.
Piezo Drop on Demand Printing Solutions -Domino C-Series, K-Series, and N-Series
Collectively these droplets create high-resolution text, bar codes, graphics and variable data onto a wide range of uncoated and coated media, plastic cards and label stocks.
This technology is widely used by companies in the Life Sciences, Agriculture, Extrusion, Food & Beverage industries, among others.
The Domino K600i inkjet printer can also offer the capability for printing digital embellishments. These include spot varnishing and digital screen-like white printing often replacing silk-screen plus cold foiling. When used with the new UV67CL ink, it 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.
Utilising Piezo inkjet technology, the K600i is available for use with a full range of inks. These include: high impact LED-curable and UV-curable inks; aqueous pigmented inks; a white heavily pigmented ink; a unique UV-curable clear ink for digital spot varnish or as a digital adhesive for cold foil applications; and UV97BK, a new food packaging compliant non-CMR black ink suitable for many non-direct food packaging applications.
Print widths range from a single print module, producing an image area of 108mm (4.25″) to up to seven dual print modules covering 782mm (30.81″).
Applications include printing onto labels, mail pieces, tags, tickets, forms, and security products.
Domino C-Series Plus
For coding high quality text and graphics directly onto cartons
How it works
Drop on demand (DOD) is a broad classification of inkjet printing technology where drops are ejected from the print head only when required. The drops are formed by the creation of a pressure pulse within the print head. The particular method used to generate this pressure pulse creates the primary sub-categories within DOD, namely thermal and piezoelectric (piezo).
With piezo DOD, a piezoelectric crystal undergoes distortion when an electric field is applied. This distortion creates a pressure pulse in the ink chamber within the print head, which in turn, causes an ink droplet to be ejected from the nozzle onto the substrate.
