Laser Marker manufacturer profile

Domino Printing Sciences

Domino Printing Sciences is a laser marker manufacturer based in United Kingdom. [S1]

Country
United Kingdom [S1]
Domino Dx360i 30 W CO2 laser coder
Official product image [S7]

Evidence scope

The retained official product route documents: Domino Printing Sciences manufactures industrial laser coders including the Dx-Series CO2 markers. This dossier uses that cited route as the editorial scope. [S4]

Laser Marker

Documented series: Domino Dx360i 30 W CO2 laser coder

Domino Printing Sciences manufactures industrial laser coders including the Dx-Series CO2 markers. [S4]

Documented specifications for Laser Marker
Service temperature45°C [S6]
  • Domino Dx360i 30 W CO2 laser coder [S3]

Selection fit: 30 W CO2 laser coder for permanent 1D/2D traceability codes on PET, PP, glass, paper and cardboard. [S5]

Product range and documented series

Domino Printing Sciences manufactures industrial laser coders including the Dx-Series CO2 markers. [S4]

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Procurement fit

The Domino Dx360i is documented as a 30 W CO2 laser coder intended for application of permanent 1D and 2D traceability codes. The published substrate list comprises PET, PP, glass, paper and cardboard. The unit carries an IP54 ingress protection rating, indicating a sealed enclosure suitable for industrial line environments. Procurement decisions should be based on the single documented series and its confirmed substrate scope, with further verification required for parameters outside the present record.

Technical capabilities

The recorded technical detail for the Domino Dx360i consists of a CO2 laser source rated at 30 W and an IP54 enclosure rating. The unit is specified for 1D and 2D code marking for permanent traceability purposes. Wavelength, pulse characteristics, marking field dimensions, controller interfaces, communication protocols, electrical supply, cooling arrangement, weight, and beam delivery specifics are not publicly documented within the supplied record and require direct manufacturer confirmation.

Markets and applications

The documented substrate range of PET, PP, glass, paper and cardboard maps to primary and secondary packaging lines in food, beverage, pharmaceutical, personal care, and general industrial goods. The 1D and 2D code capability addresses lot coding, date marking, serialisation, and track and trace requirements across these material categories. Specific end user installations, regulatory scopes, and named customer applications are not publicly documented and cannot be cited from the available material.

Evidence limitations

The reference record contains a single documented series, the Domino Dx360i 30 W CO2 laser coder, and provides only ingress protection, substrate scope, and code symbology. Wavelength, marking field, controller, electrical supply, cooling method, weight, footprint, service intervals, compliance certifications, and installed base figures are not publicly documented. No additional product lines, regional variants, or recent signals were available at the time of compilation, and any such items should be treated as absent from this profile.

Editorial summary

Domino Printing Sciences is a United Kingdom based manufacturer documented within the laser marker category. The single product series recorded in the reference record is the Domino Dx360i 30 W CO2 laser coder. This profile summarises the documented specifications and intended application envelope for that series, framed for use by procurement and process engineering personnel evaluating industrial coding equipment.

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Frequently asked questions

What Laser Marker product is documented for Domino Printing Sciences?

The retained product material names Domino Dx360i 30 W CO2 laser coder. The dossier keeps this as a product-level statement rather than using it as a claim about the company's entire catalogue. [S3]

Research notes

The retained first-party packet supports a richer product-level reading surface, but it does not yet contain 600 words of distinct cited content. This noindex dossier remains in reviewing status until additional source-backed facts are retained.