Domino: Laser marker

The DGM-1 high-resolution laser coder from Domino Amjet (Gurnee, IL) prints logos, bar codes, graphics and text as small as 1 mm H on a print area as large as 8" sq.

Domino North America

Nov 30, 1999

Operating at speeds to 180 characters/sec, the laser produces continuous line images. This allows for accurate representation of descending characters and punctuation. Markable substrates include vinyl, glass, fiberglass, finished metals, wood and paper.

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