Domino Unveils Ux360i UV Laser Coder for Sustainable Packaging Solutions
Domino Printing Sciences has launched the Ux360i UV laser coder at interpack 2026, aimed at enhancing high-speed, sustainable packaging applications. This innovative coding system is engineered to provide permanent, high-quality codes on sensitive and recyclable packaging materials, addressing the challenges faced by manufacturers in the food, pharmaceutical, and life sciences sectors.
The Ux360i utilizes a low-impact photochemical process, allowing it to apply clear, durable codes on mono-plastics and thin films without compromising packaging integrity. This is particularly crucial as the industry shifts towards more sustainable packaging designs. The system is capable of coding heat-sensitive materials at high speeds, ensuring that barrier layers remain intact.
With improved productivity features, the Ux360i achieves up to 80% faster QR code marking compared to previous models while maintaining high code quality. It supports complex coding requirements, including GS1-compliant 2D codes for traceability and serialization, which are increasingly important in today’s regulatory landscape.
Designed for easy integration, the Ux360i offers over 50 standard beam delivery and orientation options, making it adaptable to various production environments. It also features connectivity through Domino Automation software, allowing seamless integration with existing production and ERP/MES systems.
The Ux360i complies with international standards such as EU GMP Annex 11 and FDA 21 CFR Part 11, backed by Domino’s validation expertise. As a GS1 Solutions Partner, Domino assists manufacturers in implementing compliant coding strategies, ensuring adherence to evolving traceability and regulatory requirements.
This consumable-free system not only reduces running costs and maintenance but also aligns with sustainability commitments by minimizing waste. The Ux360i represents a significant advancement in the field of variable data printing, supporting manufacturers in their transition to more sustainable packaging solutions without sacrificing performance.