Printing Solutions for the Life-Sciences Sector

The K600G, created in partnership with leaders in the pharmaceutical industry, is an innovative digital printing solution for blister foil. It uses proven piezo drop-on-demand technology from Domino and has been installed successfully in over 500 locations worldwide. The device has the ability to produce high-quality, reliable, and digital variable data printing at speeds of up to 75m/min with a resolution of 600 dpi. The new K600G offers a range of solutions to cater to varying installation needs, such as off-line, near-line, top-of-line, sealed-blister-coding, which enables printing directly on blister packs, and an integrated-line version designed specifically for OEMs.

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Our fibre and scribing laser printing solutions create accurate text, graphics and 2D Data Matrix codes on a range of materials – including plastic or glass. With no need for inks or solvents, they use minimal resources – making them cost effective and removing the need for planned maintenance. They are also designed to maximise flexibility and minimise size – so that they can be integrated into existing production processes while still offering the same world-class performance.

For simple character coding onto bottle labels, our industry-leading range of continuous inkjet printers (CIJ) – the Ax-Series – provides a consistently reliable and cost-effective alternative to thermal transfer printing. And with modular stackability, they can fit into the tight spaces, making for easy integration. Our new generation of precision ink drop technology – the i-Pulse system – gives you significant gains in ink usage, droplet accuracy and placement at traditional print speeds. You’ll reduce costs and maintain uptime.

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Domino’s laser and thermal Inkjet printers offer cost-effective, high-quality printing solutions. Both can produce sharp text, graphics, and human- and machine-readable 2D Data Matrix codes on 95% of commonly used carton materials. Our laser printers combine a small overall footprint with a unique i-Tech scanhead – which can be rotated in multiple directions. Our thermal inkjet printers work with a range of substrate-specific inks and feature a modular design that can be scaled to fit your changing requirements. This allows them to offer maximum flexibility – so that they can be integrated into your existing production processes and ensure accuracy at high production speeds

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The K600G is an advanced digital printing solution that offers high-resolution printing on various substrates such as paper, foil, and Tyvek. It can produce high-quality, reliable and digital variable data printing at a speed of up to 75m/min at 600 dpi. The latest K600G features a multitude of solutions designed for various installation types, including off-line, near-line, top-of-line, sealed-blister-coding for printing directly on formed blister packs, and an integrated-line version developed to meet the needs of OEMs.

Alternatively, our Vx-Series range of Thermal Transfer Overprint (TTO) and Gx-Series range of Thermal Inkjet (TIJ) coders can print variable data, bar codes and images at 300dpi quality onto flexible packaging films and labels for a wide range of applications.

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For simple character coding onto bottle labels, our industry-leading range of continuous inkjet printers (CIJ) – the Ax-Series – provides a consistently reliable and cost-effective alternative to thermal transfer printing. And with modular stackability, they can fit into the tight spaces, making for easy integration. Our new generation of precision ink drop technology – the i-Pulse system – gives you significant gains in ink usage, droplet accuracy and placement at traditional print speeds. You’ll reduce costs and maintain uptime.

Our fibre and scribing laser printing solutions create accurate text, graphics and 2D Data Matrix codes on a range of materials – including plastic or glass. With no need for inks or solvents, they use minimal resources – making them cost effective and removing the need for planned maintenance. They are also designed to maximise flexibility and minimise size – so that they can be integrated into existing production processes while still offering the same world-class performance.

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