Domino Digital Printing Solutions to showcase range of technologies at All4pack 2016

Domino Digital Printing Solutions will be demonstrating its latest inkjet printing solutions on Stand L 144 in Hall 6, at All4pack 2016, taking place at Paris-Nord Villepinte from 14th to17th November 2016.

“We are excited to be exhibiting at All4pack (previously known as Emballage and Manutention) this year,” says Christophe Dousset, Sales Manager at Domino Digital Printing Solutions. “We like to treat this event as a platform where we can present Domino’s solutions to a European audience, while also discussing the latest packaging trends with visitors and other members from the industry.” 

Domino’s market leading N610i seven colour ink jet digital label press will be on display, operating at up to 75m/min using high impact UV-curable inks. This is the highest productivity digital label press operating either reel-to-reel, reel to finished label or in a hybrid configuration. Besides Domino’s screen-like opaque white, the seven colour solution including orange and violet allows 90% of the pantone range to be printed. 

Dousset explains: “We continue to show how ink jet can innovate and add value. In addition to our screen-like white printing, we will be demonstrating unparalleled levels of creativity including our latest ‘Textures by Domino’ print solution showing the digital creation of three dimensional textured images. This adds another dimension to digital printing. It is no longer just about efficiently producing short and medium length production runs, but also about enabling our customers – including French label printers Autajon, QRT, APE Étiquettes and 5 Sept Etiquette – to offer innovative added-value design capability.”

Domino will also be demonstrating a security label printing application on the stand with a 333mm-wide K600i ink jet printer overprinting high quality 2D security codes onto colour labels preprinted on the N610i. 

In addition, Domino will be showcasing its latest Coding and Marking printing innovations on Stand No L 050 in Hall 5a.