Domino - Domino - Coder

Applications & Use Cases

• Applying best-before dates and batch codes to food packaging.
• Printing traceability information directly onto product containers or films.
• Marking individual items or outer cases with production data.
• Integrating into existing packaging lines for automated coding.
• Labelling products in industries requiring regulatory compliance for date marking.

Typical Specifications

Typical throughput

Varies significantly by model, but coders of this type commonly achieve speeds suitable for most production lines, often up to several hundred prints per minute.

Power supply

This unit is specified as single phase. For this class of equipment, typical requirements are 230V, 50Hz.

Print technology

Domino coders commonly utilise Continuous Inkjet (CIJ) technology, suitable for printing on a wide range of substrates.

Print capabilities

Typically capable of printing multiple lines of text, barcodes, and sometimes simple graphics.

Substrate compatibility

Units of this type are generally compatible with plastics, glass, metals, and cardboard.

Typical footprint

Compact design is common for CIJ coders, allowing for integration into tight spaces on production lines.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What kind of maintenance does a used Domino coder typically require?

  Routine maintenance typically involves cleaning printheads, replenishing ink and make-up fluids, and occasional filter changes. Specifics will depend on the model and usage.

• Can this coder be integrated into my existing packaging line?

• What consumables does this type of coder use?

• Is training usually required to operate a Domino coder?

• What is the expected lifespan of a used coder?