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Domino North America
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About Domino North America
Founded in 1978, Domino Printing Sciences plc, has established a global reputation for the continual development and manufacture of its total coding and printing technologies that meet the needs of manufacturers and sets new industry standards in quality and reliability. Through a global network of 25 subsidiary offices and in excess of 200 distributors, Domino Printing Sciences plc sells to over 120 countries offering extensive customer support. In 2014, Domino Printing Sciences plc achieved a turnover of £350.2 million; it is listed in the FTSE 250 share index on the London Stock Exchange (share code DNO). The Group employs 2,300 people worldwide with manufacturing facilities situated in UK, China, Germany, India, Sweden and USA.
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Signals from Domino North America
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Domino North America is exhibiting at Booth #S-2843 at PACK EXPO International in Chicago from October 18 to 21.
Reported by Domino North America
Products & Services
Domino North America announced the launch of a second Domino N610i digital label press for E Labels.
Reported by Tony Newsom
Products & Services
Domino North America introduced the Mx350i-eP electric pallet labeller, featuring safer, more efficient, and flexible pallet labelling with reduced energy and air consumption compared to traditional pneumatic technology.
Reported by Tony Newsom
Presence & Recognition
Domino North America is showcasing its retrofit digital printing technology for labels at the LOUPE Americas event in Booth 6025 at the Donald E. Stephen Convention Center in Chicago, IL, USA from 15th to 17th September 2026.
Reported by Tony Newsom
Products & Services
Domino North America launched the Egg Pack Printing Traverser, which delivers high-resolution coding at speeds exceeding 50 packs per minute and supports higher throughput as operations evolve.
Reported by Tony Newsom
Products & Services
Domino North America launched the Ux-Series UV laser range for sensitive, fast-moving substrates like films and recyclable plastics.
Reported by Tony Newsom