Domino: Ink-jet printer

The Domino A300 ink-jet coder is designed to produce high-quality ink-jet codes at speeds that will match any production line, says manufacturer Domino Amjet (Gurnee, IL).

Domino North America

Jul 31, 1998

Speeds vary, depending on software used. It can be used in a range of industries, including clean room and washdown environments. Ink system changeovers take only minutes, says the company.

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