These demos provide corrugated converters with the opportunity to learn more about how digital printing – and the Domino X630i digital corrugated press – fits into modern corrugated printing business models.
Converters who embrace digital printing technology unlock measurable operational benefits. With increased uptime across mixed job schedules compared to analogue printing and the flexibility to respond rapidly to design changes, including just-in-time production, converters can gain a decisive edge in today’s modern supply chains.
Stephen Longmire, VP of Sales at Hughes Decorr, a Domino customer, details how digital printing has benefited the company and its customers: “The Domino X630i gives us the ability to offer high-quality, full-color digital printing directly on corrugated with minimal setup time. It allows us to help customers move faster, reduce inventory, and maintain strong brand consistency across programs.”
The Domino X630i digital corrugated press prints up to 75m/min, handles sheet sizes up to 1.6 x 3.0m, and can reach throughputs of around 4,500 sheets per hour at up to 600dpi.
The press incorporates Domino’s intelligent Technology (i-Tech), automation features designed to minimize operator intervention and maintenance, reducing set-up times, and delivering enhanced process control. Working together, the i-Tech CleanCap’s automated printhead cleaning, i-Tech StitchLink’s automated printhead alignment, and i-Tech ActiFlow’s continuous ink recirculation, support reliable and consistent day-to-day running with high productivity.
Domino’s AQ95 aqueous ink set includes i-Tech PolyM, unique micro-polymeric particles that enable printing on both uncoated and coated corrugated substrates without primers or bonding agents.
Visitors are invited to take advantage of this exclusive opportunity to get hands-on with the technology and witness the X630i’s print quality first-hand. Connect with Domino expert Tom Tripp today to make an appointment.
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General
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Inks
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Imagery
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About Domino
Digital Printing Solutions is a division within Domino Printing Sciences. The company, founded in 1978, has established a global reputation for the development and manufacture of digital inkjet printing technologies, as well as its worldwide aftermarket products and customer services. Its services for the commercial print sector include digital inkjet printers and control systems designed to deliver solutions for a complete range of labelling, corrugated, and variable printing applications.
All of Domino’s printers are designed to meet the high-speed, high-quality demands of commercial printing environments, bringing new capabilities to numerous sectors, including labelling, corrugated, publications and security printing, transactional, packaging converting, plastic cards, tickets, game cards and forms, as well as the direct mail and postal sectors.
Domino employs over 3,000 people worldwide and sells to more than 120 countries through a global network of 29 subsidiary offices and more than 200 distributors. Domino’s manufacturing facilities are located in China, Germany, India, Sweden, Switzerland, UK, and the USA.
Domino became an autonomous division within Brother Industries Ltd. on 11th June 2015.
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