Ajay RaoRane, vice president of sales – digital printing at Labelexpo India Photo: PSA
Digital printing solutions provider Domino displayed a number of innovative printing solutions at the Labelexpo India 2022 show in Greater Noida – highlighting the K300 variable data printer and demonstrating the flagship K600i printer. For the event, Domino was partnered with UV Graphics.
“Our highlight was the K300 high-speed variable data printer that can print at 250 meters per minute. Domino displayed the K300 for the first-ever time outside their facility. Our flagship K600i digital printer can print at 150m per minute and 600×600 dpi resolution. The press was integrated with an UV Graphics slitter-rewinder at the event. The press has an inspection system installed,” Ajay RaoRane, vice-president sales, digital printing, told Packaging South Asia.
Domino also displayed the hybrid solution N610i press, which was integrated with a UV line from UV Graphics and was demonstrated at the latter’s booth.
“We called the entire solution Dominator and it was successfully run at the UV Graphics booth. We had never before shown a complete hybrid line in India. This line has the ability to do both digital and traditional embellishment. This solution offers a lot of possibilities to label convertors,” RaoRane said.
An exciting show
Domino’s stall was buzzing with visitors. RaoRane said that it was enough to make the industry excited because the event took place four years after its inception.
“We are very happy with the response we got at the expo. Visitors were very impressed by the UV Graphics booth and our solutions. They liked the samples produced at both the stalls,” RaoRane concluded.
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