Domino continues
to provide customers with tools to help their businesses increase top-line
growth, reduce costs, increase uptime and decrease downtime. The latest example
can be found in the release of its Inkjet Coverage Guide booklet—a tool to help
customers and prospects estimate ink costs of the Domino N610i digital UV
inkjet label press as compared to running the same label job on other
technologies.
“Customers new to digital inkjet often ask about the cost of the ink. As ink is the primary consumable, it is an important question. The Inkjet Coverage Guide is a booklet to help customers better understand ink cost and coverage in digital label production,” says Patrick LaMourie, digital solutions program manager.
In this new booklet, the artwork of various label samples is shown, identifying their ink coverage, cost per msi and details of each labels’ corresponding costs. In an easy-to-read table format, estimates of production costs for various label jobs compare the Domino N610i digital UV inkjet to a typical flexo press and electrophotography (EP). Each job shows the artwork of the label, the quantity of the labels, the label dimensions, number of colors, material cost, ink cost, job cost ($/1000), and total job cost.
“Customers new to digital inkjet often ask about the cost of the ink. As ink is the primary consumable, it is an important question. The Inkjet Coverage Guide is a booklet to help customers better understand ink cost and coverage in digital label production,” says Patrick LaMourie, digital solutions program manager.
In this new booklet, the artwork of various label samples is shown, identifying their ink coverage, cost per msi and details of each labels’ corresponding costs. In an easy-to-read table format, estimates of production costs for various label jobs compare the Domino N610i digital UV inkjet to a typical flexo press and electrophotography (EP). Each job shows the artwork of the label, the quantity of the labels, the label dimensions, number of colors, material cost, ink cost, job cost ($/1000), and total job cost.
