Domino Dx360i

Domino Dx360i: Fast, Flexible, and Built to Last

With the Domino Dx360i CO₂ Laser Printer, you have a coding solution ready to meet future regulations, ensuring compliance with GS1 standards and the ability to mark even larger and more complex scannable codes, such as GS1 QR codes.

The Domino Dx360i is an ideal solution for a wide range of coding needs on production lines, enabling permanent traceability codes on products and packaging.

This CO₂ laser printer handles everything from simple expiration date codes to complex formats, including 1D and 2D codes, on a wide range of materials such as plastic (PET, PP), glass, paper, and cardboard at high speeds.

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The Main Benefits

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More than 50 standard beam delivery options, a 360° rotatable scan head, and customizable configurations for specific requirements.

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The Domino Dx360i laser printer integrates effortlessly with ERP, WMS, and MES systems. Dusty, humid, and sticky environments are not an issue thanks to its IP54/IP65-certified print heads and an IP55-certified controller.

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The web-based interface works on all standard browser-enabled devices and is consistent across the entire Domino Series X product range. A modern touch panel option is also available.

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Laser marking for food & beverage: what you need to know

Why use a laser marker to code your products

From the food industry through to pharmaceuticals, laser marking is often the best choice to deliver safe, fast, efficient coding and to guarantee full product traceability.

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Technical Specifications

  • Laser Type
  • Coding Format
  • System Specification
  • Inputs and Outputs, Interfaces
Laser Type
Dx260i Dx360i Dx660i
Laser technology CO₂ CO₂ CO₂
Laser source 20W, wavelengths 9.3, 10.2, 10.6μm 30W, wavelengths 9.3, 10.2, 10.6μm 60W, wavelengths 9.3, 10.2, 10.6μm
Expected lifetime 50,000 h MTBF 50,000 h MTBF 50,000 h MTBF
Coding Format
Coding content Fonts optimized for high-speed marking and standard industrial fonts. Graphics, logos, standard industrial machine-readable codes (1D, 2D, Data Matrix, GS1, QR). Intuitive GS1 Digital Link support. Traceability support with serialization data, sequential and batch numbering. Synchronized clock / Network Time Protocol support (NTP).
Focal length from 80mm to 600mm
Marking field from min. 57x57mm to max. 379x582mm
Advanced features Aiming beam. Aim & Code
User interface Web-based user interface, option to configure multiple parallel access points, optional 10.1” touch panel
System Specification
Scan head orientations Several orientations available, including a 360° rotatable variant. More than 50 beam orientation variants. Support for customization and integration of specific solutions.
Ingress protection Laser module: IP54 certified with fan cooling, optional IP65 with compressed air cooling. Controller: IP55 certified.
Operating temperature from 5°C to 45°C at continuous duty cycle (100%)
Operating humidity max. 90% RH, non-condensing
Electrical supply multivoltage: 90–264V, 50/60Hz
Inputs and Outputs, Interfaces
Inputs/outputs Multiple inputs and outputs are available, for example extractor, compressed air kit, water chiller, encoder, product detect (NPN, PNP), beacon and interlocks, standard GPIO, additional optional GPIO available.
Interfaces/protocols Ethernet, USB, Dynamark Protocol, EtherNet/IP™

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FAQ

What applications are laser markers suited to?
Laser markers are ideal for permanent coding and marking of batch numbers, expiration dates, barcodes, QR codes, and DataMatrix codes on a wide range of materials.

What is the difference between CO₂, fiber, and UV lasers?
CO₂ lasers are ideal for organic materials, fiber lasers for metals and engineering plastics, while UV lasers deliver high-precision marking on sensitive materials.

What codes can be produced with a laser marker?
Laser markers can engrave text, batch numbers, expiration dates, barcodes, QR codes, and DataMatrix codes with high precision.

What are the advantages of laser marking?
Laser marking is permanent, fast, and precise, requires no consumables, and reduces running costs over time.

What materials can be laser marked?
Laser marking is suitable for a wide range of materials, including metals, plastics, PET, glass, flexible films, laminates, and cardboard.

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