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Facing growing customer demand for high-quality, digitally printed labels, Labelnet has installed a second Domino press, the N730i, adding high-resolution print capabilities to the company.
The investment enables digital label production at up to 90m/min improving operational efficiency. According to Domino, Real-time inline raster image processing (RIP) onboard the N730i’s Sunrise DFE allows artwork files, including those incorporating variable data, to be processed as they print, reducing the need for pre-processing and helping minimise idle time.
A dedicated flexographic printing business for more than 25 years, Labelnet began developing its digital printing capabilities in 2020, by investing in a Domino N610i digital label press after identifying growing demand for shorter-run, faster-turnaround work.
Rob Lorkins, managing director, Labelnet, said: “Introducing the first Domino machine in 2020, we were able to really change our business quite drastically… We quite quickly branched out, bringing studio work in-house and a new set of skills and expertise into the business. It’s a great operational benefit for us to have that flexibility, and we’re able to adapt to customer requirements on the spot.”
Craig Clawson, sales manager, Domino Printing Sciences, commented: “Labelnet’s investment in a second Domino press reflects the success it has achieved since embracing digital production. With the speed and 1200dpi print quality of the N730i, the company is well positioned to support continued growth, faster turnaround times, and new application opportunities. We’re delighted to continue to support the Labelnet team in doing more for their customers as they build on that success.”
The investment enables digital label production at up to 90m/min improving operational efficiency. According to Domino, Real-time inline raster image processing (RIP) onboard the N730i’s Sunrise DFE allows artwork files, including those incorporating variable data, to be processed as they print, reducing the need for pre-processing and helping minimise idle time.
A dedicated flexographic printing business for more than 25 years, Labelnet began developing its digital printing capabilities in 2020, by investing in a Domino N610i digital label press after identifying growing demand for shorter-run, faster-turnaround work.
Rob Lorkins, managing director, Labelnet, said: “Introducing the first Domino machine in 2020, we were able to really change our business quite drastically… We quite quickly branched out, bringing studio work in-house and a new set of skills and expertise into the business. It’s a great operational benefit for us to have that flexibility, and we’re able to adapt to customer requirements on the spot.”
Craig Clawson, sales manager, Domino Printing Sciences, commented: “Labelnet’s investment in a second Domino press reflects the success it has achieved since embracing digital production. With the speed and 1200dpi print quality of the N730i, the company is well positioned to support continued growth, faster turnaround times, and new application opportunities. We’re delighted to continue to support the Labelnet team in doing more for their customers as they build on that success.”