Domino Launches High-Speed Productivity N730i Digital Label Press at Labelexpo Southeast Asia

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Domino Printing Sciences (Domino) is pleased to announce the launch of its new high-speed productivity mode for the N730i digital label press. The new feature has been developed in response to customer and market demand for faster and more efficient label printing solutions to facilitate the uncompromised production of high-quality labels with a quicker return on investment.

An N730i digital label press featuring the new high-speed productivity mode will be on show at Labelexpo Southeast Asia in Bangkok, Thailand from 8th–10th May 2025, with regular live demonstrations at Domino’s stand G36.

“Our customers asked for higher printing speeds that would enable them to maximise the number of labels produced on their Domino N730i digital label press,” says Michael Matthews, Global Product Manager – DP Colour, Domino. “The high-speed productivity mode significantly enhances the speed and efficiency of the N730i press, allowing our customers to achieve up to a 28% increase in productivity.”

With the new maximum print speed of up to 90m/min, compared with the standard 70m/min, Domino’s N730i provides converters with significant efficiency gains, including up to 28% increase in label output, up to 22% reduction in production time, and an annual ink saving of up to 8%. These improvements can translate to over £5,000 in annual ink cost savings, making the N730i a highly cost-effective solution for label printing.
Through balancing process resolution and line speed, the high-speed print mode retains high-quality output with no perceptible difference in print quality compared with the standard operating mode.

“By reducing the cost per label and allowing converters to increase the number of jobs completed per shift, we are providing a solution that not only meets – but exceeds – the growing demands of the label printing industry,” continues Matthews. “We are thrilled to be able to demonstrate the new functionality at Labelexpo Southeast Asia and invite converters to join us at stand G36 for a live demonstration and to see the quality of the labels produced first-hand.”

Domino’s high-speed productivity mode will be available for new presses and as an upgrade for existing N730i customers. The simplicity of the upgrade makes it an attractive option for all businesses, current and new, looking to increase their output, achieve a competitive edge in the market, and maximise the return on their investment.