Domino Printing Sciences launches Ax560i continuous inkjet printer

By Public Technologies
  • Domino Printing Sciences launched the Ax560i continuous inkjet printer to target manufacturers facing labor shortages, high turnover, unplanned downtime.
  • The release positions Domino to defend share in coding and marking by shifting value toward uptime, operational resilience, lower service dependency.
  • Predictive maintenance focus aims to cut stoppages that can cost USD 36,000 per hour in FMCG, USD 2.3 million in automotive.
  • Cloud monitoring, remote support capabilities support recurring services demand, including alignment with Domino’s SafeGuard support offering.
  • Ax560i is scheduled to be shown at PACK EXPO International in Chicago from Oct. 18-21, 2026.


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