Pre-Cut Label Applicators
(21 companies)Also known as cut-and-stack labelers, these machines run stacks of labels that have been die cut with incisions, separate the labels from the stack and apply them to containers or packages. Making plans to buy new coding, labeling or printing machines? Explore articles to help you buy the right one.
Accutek Packaging Equipment Co.
Accutek supplies a range of labeling machines using both hot glue and pressure-sensitive labeling technology. The Labelette HG uses a second stage paper feed system , precision controls for label separation, and a thin, accurate adhesive coat, providing provide-spot, face, 3/4, and full wrap around applications on straight-sided round cylindrical containers. Labelette’s (Semi-Automatic Pressure-Sensitive) SPS-104 Labeler is an economical and efficient labeling machine for round containers, featuring a stainless steel and anodized aluminum for durability and portability.
Aesus Packaging Systems, Inc.
Aesus Packaging Systems manufactures labelers that handle a wide range of top, bottom, side, wrap, panel and recessed label applications. In addition, Aesus supplies the Economy Shrink Sleeving labeler, a compact neck banding/sleeving machine for pharmaceutical and other bottles. Labelers handle bottles, cartons, pre-packaged sandwiches and other food products, jars, pharmaceutical and cosmetic items, medical device products, syringes, vials, containers, and much more. Among the many models of labelers offered by Aesus is the Eco Panel Labeler, designed for budget conscious bottle labeling operations and featuring servo driven synchronized top hold down belt that keeps product steady during label application.
All-Fill Inc.
All-Fill offers industrial labels that are built to order from carefully engineered modular components. Building the basic platform of the labeling head in advance and assembling it to the customer’s exact specifications helps improve the machine's performance, reducing lead time. All-Fill’s labelers apply pressure sensitive labels to rigid and round containers, and square bottles with rounded edges. Wrap Series applies pressure-sensitive labels to rigid and round containers, and square bottles with rounded edges. All-Fill supplies a wide range of labeling systems, from the Panel Series with touch panel controls for easy changeovers, to the Top and Bottom Series, designed for quick on-the-fly adjustments. Company also supplies table top and applicators series.
American Fuji Seal Inc.
State of the Art Shrink sleeve labeling solutions, as well Pressure sensitive linear and rotary solutions with top/ bottom labeling capabilities. Built in the USA.
Apex Filling Systems LLC
Apex Filling’s line of shrink sleeve labeling machines are ready to take on projects of any size from one-off labels to applications requiring labeling up to 400 products per minute. Shrink sleeve labeling models include the Pack Leader USA SL-301, designed to apply full body sleeve with optional neck and cap banding at speeds up to 400 products per minute. Pack Leader USA SL-77, for full body sleeve and tamper-evident applications, features advanced shrink technology, a large touch-control screen and an advanced Programmable Logic Computer (PLC), delivering speeds up to 100 products per minute. The Pack Leader USA SL-10 runs full body sleeves with optional neck and cap banding and is designed with simplicity, efficiency, durability and accuracy in mind.
BW Packaging
Accraply designs, manufactures, and supports automated label application systems as well as converting and finishing equipment for the shrink sleeve label and flexible packaging markets. Accraply’s Graham & Sleevit brand provides shrink sleeve labeling machines for all shapes and sizes of containers. Accraply and Harland pressure-sensitive labeling machines apply front and back, top and bottom and wraparound labels for pharmaceutical, household and personal care industries, machines, among others.
Diagraph
Diagraph’s Platinum E-Series print-and-apply automated labeling systems feature smart technology that uses sensors to reduce label application complications, ensuring a one-to-one label to product match. These all-electric servo-driven automated pressure-sensitive labeling systems enable manufacturers to completely replace conventional pneumatic systems with a fully electric option that controls the label with pinpoint accuracy in side, top, bottom and corner-wrap applications throughout travel. The smart, all-electric design allows for automated real-time adjustments, making applying labels on products with varying heights, distances and speeds easier.
Dispensa-Matic Label Dispensers
Dispensa-Matic label dispensers and applicators are made from quality materials, built in the USA, and made for heavy duty operating conditions. Label Dispensers are designed to provide years of trouble free service and come with a full, three-year warranty on all machines, including parts and labor.
Graph-Tech USA
The eZ-Labeler from Graph-Tech USA is designed for applications requiring high labeling rates or high accuracy requirements. Labeling machine can dispense labels at up to 375m/min (15,000″/min) and label placement accuracy of +/- 0.4mm (+/- 1/64″). The accuracy of the eZ-Labeler makes it ideal for the application of even very small labels where placement accuracy is often critical. eZ-Labeler easily handles the demands of 24/7 non-stop production, the eZ-Labeler is mechanically rugged , easy to use, and has virtually no wear parts while the compact, modular design allows integration into the tightest of production lines.
Grupo Empac SA de CV
Grupo Empac SA offers tabletop semi-automatic as well as low and high-speed automatic labelers from Tecni Pac.
Kaps-All Packaging Systems Inc
Kaps-All manufactures Label-Vantage pressure-sensitive labelers for round and flat panel packaging, Ranging from low- to high-speed models, Kaps-All supplies front/back, wrap, and combination labelers. Models include the LF-40, a pressure-sensitive panel labeler for round, flat-sided and oval bottles reaching speeds of up to 40 m/min. (1,500 in./min.) Model LW-40 pressure-sensitive full and partial wrap labeler for round bottles.
Karlville Development Group
Karlville offers shrink sleeve lines including automatic shrink sleeve applicators, tamper-evident applicators and shrink tunnels for different container requirements. These lines can be integrated to existing production lines or installed off-line based on customer request.
Kolinahr Systems
Kolinahr is a supplier of case labeling systems as well as pallet label applicators. The PLC-controlled CL3000 print and apply case labeler uses a Zebra® PAX print engine and heavy-duty spring-loaded tamp-pad that adapts to the case surface, wiping the label on as the case passes. Kolinahr pallet label applicators include the SA31000, a heavy-duty model that prints and applies labels to the front, side or back of a pallet load. Kolinahr’s other pallet labeling systems include two heavy-duty dual panel pallet label applicators and the SA1000 automatic pallet label applicator for applying labels to the side of a pallet load.
Krones Inc.
The Krones modular labelers handle cold-glue, hotmelt and self-adhesive labels for round containers or specially-shaped bottles of glass or PET. Their modular design enables a combination of different labelling techniques for only one container.
LABELMATE USA
Labelmate USA offers label applicators for bottles, boxes, and flat objects. The Bottlemate-1510P is designed to quickly and accurately label all types of cylindrical containers such as wine bottles by simply inserting the container and pressing a footswitch. Labelmate USA’s Boxmate line applies labels to boxes from 6- to 12-in. Wide. The Versamate-300 can label pouches, bags, envelopes and other flat items at speeds of up to 1,200 pieces per hour. In addition to pre-printed label applicators, Labelmate supplies a range of other labeling equipment, including label rewinders, label dispensers, core chucks, label unwinders, label counters and label slitting machinery.
Langguth America Ltd
The selfLAN 501 series is a simple add-on device. There are two different types: top and side labeller. Due to the addition of marking technologies such as thermal transfer-, inkjet- and laser printing individual demands can be realized as labelling upgrades for production lines.
Multivac Inc.
Multivac’s labeling machines include cross-web labelers, direct web printers, inline labelers and conveyor belt labelers. Cross-web labelers are used to precisely label the top and/or bottom of a thermoformed pack and are operated using the HMI of the thermoforming packaging machine. Multivac’s direct web printers reliably print flexible data, texts and barcodes directly onto the upper web during the packaging procedure. Conveyor belt labelers are for applying labelers and marking thermoformed packs, trays, film pouches, tubs, and folding cartons. Inline labelers are designed for printing and applying labels precisely and consistently to either the top, bottom, or sides of packs, and can be easily installed on transport units or packaging machines.
P.E. Labellers
P.E. Labellers North America manufactures a broad range of labeling machines and stations, including pressure-sensitive, cold-glue, roll-fed, pre-cut hot melt and shrink sleeve systems as well as combined technology models and specialty solutions for equipment related to labeling applications. Featured models from the P.E. Labellers product line include the combined technology Modular SL labeling machine that allows for a multitude of configurations and application technologies, offering pressure-sensitive, hot melt, cold glue, roll-fed hot melt, thermal shrinking on a single machine. Automatic combined labeling technology machines can run at rates of up to 82,000 bottles/hour. Simpl-Cut™ stations are designed for roll-fed wraparound labeling applications. Maya is an automatic linear sleeve applicator for sleeve labels on containers, empty or full, of any material, shape and size, with shrinkage percentages up to 80%.
Potdevin Machine
Potdevin manufactures label pasters and gluers as well as edge gluers for labeling applications. Featured label pasters include an automatic/semi-automatic machine that stacks labels in an adjustable hopper. After selecting speed and engaging the machine, operator engages machine to deliver labels on demand or for continuous delivery of labels. Variable speed permits adjustment of delivery speed. Models are available for 6-, 8 1/2-, and 12-inch labels.
Precision Automation Company, Inc.
In-line labeling systems by Precision Automation® include Arca label applicators, suitable for most industrial environments. A wide range of models (Easy, Evolution, Wind, and Flash) provide differing levels of capability and performance. Evolution is the flagship label applicator with a maximum linear operating speed of 2,000 inches per minute. From decorative primary product labels to simple case labeling, these efficient systems can be utilized in a variety of configurations. Arca’s print-and-apply systems offer printing and application in one automatic operation for on-demand printing of variable data in end-of-line applications. It also eliminates the need for label rooms and stocking of pre-printed labels.
Videojet Technologies Inc.
Videojet is a supplier of print-and-apply labelers for cases as well as label applicators for corrugated boxes, cartons, shrink wrap, pallets and clamshells. The Videojet 9550 labeling machine utilizes Direct Apply™ technology, a unique on-demand labeling method that allows accurate placement of the label onto the package without the need for an applicator, even at high speeds. The Videojet 9550 labeling machine utilizes Direct Apply™ technology, a unique on-demand labeling method that allows accurate placement of the label onto the package without the need for an applicator, even at high speeds. The Videojet Labeljet 210 Industrial Label Printer is a modern microprocessor controlled labeler that applies pre-printed adhesive labels to a wide variety of products – including surfaces such as cardboard boxes, plastic bales, product packaging – in low to medium duty production environments.
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