Labeling Machines
(50 companies)Labeling machines apply preprinted or blank labels, stickers to packages, as well as perform shrink sleeve labeling. Also includes specialty labeling equipment like RFID applicators or electronic article surveillance (EAS) technology applicators. Making plans to buy new coding, labeling or printing machines? Explore articles to help you buy the right one.
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Accent Label Automation
Accent Label Automation offers a vast array of machines to apply labels to pouches, jars, bottles, cartridges, tubes, clamshells, boxes and more. Primary industries served include food and beverage, cannabis, pharmaceutical and cosmetic. Accent Label Automation will also design custom solutions for other types of packaging not listed above.
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Accutek Packaging Equipment Co., Inc.
Accutek specializes in a diverse range of labeling machine equipment that automates the application and securement of various label types onto different types of containers. Accutek offers three distinct labeling systems, all incorporating cutting-edge technology to deliver unparalleled speed and precision within the labeling machine market: hot melt glue labelers, pressure sensitive labelers, and sleeve labelers. Accutek's labeling machine equipment is designed to cater to diverse labeling requirements with utmost efficiency and accuracy.
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Aesus Inc.
Aesus Inc.'s labelers 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.
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Alstef Group
Alstef Group is an integrator of automated label print-and-apply solutions primary and secondary packaging on conveyed materials. Alstef can build labeling systems for high-speed lines multi-side applications. Alstef Group handles labeling solutions from label media management and data management software to applicators, printer heads, barcode readers, and eco-friendly linerless solutions. The Multi-Axis Printer Applicator Solution (MAPs) allows for flexible label application along 2-axis, ensuring labels are strategically placed to avoid existing barcodes or cover previous labels on cartons, regardless of orientation and justification. Alstef Group offers various options tailored to clients' specific needs, with a dedicated team of engineers capable of designing custom solutions for label printing and application. The solutions feature user-friendly interfaces to minimize operator errors, reduce downtime, and ensure efficient labeling for clients' packages or products, contributing to the enhancement of their brand image. Customization options are available, providing clients with the flexibility to meet their unique requirements.
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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.
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Auto Labe
Auto Labe is a manufacturer of pressure-sensitive labeling equipment, with a product line that includes semi-automatic and automatic label applicators, automatic labeling systems in a range of sizes, print-and-apply labelers and custom equipment. Featured machines include the stepper-driven 560S Tamp Down Labeler, designed to accurately place labels on tops, sides or bottoms of products with flat or slightly curved surfaces. Auto Labe’s automatic labeling systems include the 620S for partial or full wraparound labeling of round products and one-sided labeling of square and rectangular products. Auto Labe also does custom applications such as automatic labeling systems with robotic integration on existing packaging lines.
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BellatRx Inc.
Round container labeling solutions use servo-driven label applicators for placement repeatability for labeling small vials, large jars and other containers. Notaris labelers are available in wraparound, panel, multi-panel, and multi-head (top, bottom, front, back and side) configurations. They can be fitted with redundant labeling heads for quick turnaround once a label roll is depleted. The Notaris labeling system utilizes a Herma 500 servo label applicator and is equipped with a full range of accessories to print lot, barcodes, and expiration dates. OCR or OCV vision inspection ensures proper print. Full serialization can be built into the Notaris.
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Bratney
Bratney offers bag and pallet labelers to bring pre-printed or print-on-demand labels to packaging lines for flexibility and high-definition bag and box coding.
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Buskro Ltd.
Buskro’s BK731 labeler can dispense up to 50,000 labels/hour depending on label size and pitch. System will apply tabs and labels from ½ X ½ in. (12.7mm X 12.7mm) up to 5 in. X 7 in. (127mm X 178mm) long. Runs a standard 3 in. (76mm) core and spool size up to 19.75” in. (502mm). Features peel-off, scratch-off, Post-It notes capabilities and a simple, compact label spool path.
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cab Technology, Inc.
cab Technology print-and-apply labeling systems are designed for applying labels on production lines. Different applicators allow the label to be applied via roll-on, blow-on or tamp-on to a product or packaging. Range of cab Tecnology’s print-and-apply systems includes HERMES Q and four other models.
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Chase-Logeman Corporation
Chase-Logeman’s filling, capping and labeling monobloc system combines labeling of vials, plastic bottles, pumps, sprayers, and dropper bulbs. Monobloc concept extends to integrated labeling capability, meaning that one unit can label filled and closed containers while they are still in the star wheel. Lot and date code can be printed on the label. Monobloc machines have a smaller footprint, saving time and money, particularly in costly sterile environments.
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Chicago Coding Systems, Inc.
Chicago Coding Systems (CCS) distributes primary packaging labeling equipment from leading OEMs. CCS offers Tronics America’s precision pressure-sensitive labeling machines, designed for accuracy and ease of use. CCS supplies American Film & Machinery’s shrink sleeve labeling equipment, including steam and infrared shrink tunnels for diverse packaging needs. CCS also distributes FlexPackPRO’s high-resolution thermal transfer overprinters, ideal for printing barcodes, text, and graphics on flexible packaging. CCS also partners with other labeling equipment brands, such as Colamark, LabelMill, and Squid Ink. In addition to labeling machines for primary packages, CSS also distributes secondary packaging and pallet labeling machines.
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CTM Labeling Systems
CTM Labeling Systems designs and builds high-quality, high-speed, label applicators, label printer/applicators, and automated labeling systems designed for accuracy. Applications include case labeling, pallet labeling, pail labeling, food packaging for e-commerce, craft breweries, and biomedical among others.
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Diagraph Marking & Coding, An ITW Company
Diagraph Marking & Coding, An ITW Company supplies Platinum E-Series print-and-apply automated labeling systems, featuring 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.
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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.
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Domino North America
Domino North America’s range of labeling machines includes the M230i-TB, designed for applications that require a fast and flexible print-and-apply system for non-contact labeling. Domino’s tamp-blow solution is the latest addition to its pallet labeling selection, with applications in beverage, food and pharmaceutical where safety is paramount to product delivery. M230i-T4 and M230i-T6 print-and-apply labelers are designed to be flexible and adaptable systems, handling several types of products and industries and helping to automate production line labeling and case marking. Rounding out Domino’s labeling machine line are corner wrap labelers and pallet labeling systems.
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FOX IV Technologies, Inc.
Manufacturer of automated labeling and packing slip systems including label print and apply, label applicators, TwinPrint® packing slip/shipping label print and apply, RFID encode/print/apply, as well as tag, print, and place systems. Tabletop label printers are also available.
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Grupo Empac SA de CV
Grupo Empac SA offers tabletop semi-automatic as well as low and high-speed automatic labelers from Tecni Pac.
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Heisler Industries, Inc.
Heisler Industries manufactures pail labelers, pressure sensitive labelers and cold glue labeling machines for some of the most commonly used plastic and metal pails. Labeling machines are designed to quickly and efficiently apply labels to 2-6 gallon round plastic or metal pails; square or rectangular cartons or containers as well as F-Style containers and 5 gallon water jugs. Heisler’s container labeling machines cover a wide range of applications: straight wall pail labeling, straight sided pail labeling, tapered pail labeling, square pail labeling, 5 gallon pail labeling, rectangular pail labeling, and paint can labeling. Pressure-sensitive labels apply the label to the pail from the center out, following the pail taper, and ensuring precise labeling. Pails never stop, and are automatically oriented for pail handle to label registration. Wet Glue Labeler uses a horizontal label magazine and uses feed roller; because the glue roller does not control the feeding, the labels are fed accurately regardless of the glue film adjustment. The Heisler Print and Apply Option is available for both pressure sensitive and wet glue machines, allowing the printing of labels as needed, thus reducing unnecessary preprinted label inventory.
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HERMA US, Inc.
Herma US manufactures label applicators, label machines, manual label dispensers and print-and-apply systems. Highlighted in the product range is Herma's line of labeling machines designed for side labeling (one or two side plus L- and C-shape), wrap-around labeling (positioned to a specific feature), as well as top and bottom labeling of products. Typical models of this type of machine include the models 132M, 040M (both for wrap-around labeling), 362M, 362E, 362C (for side labeling), 152C and 152E (also for wrap-around labeling), 452C, 552C and 652C (for top and bottom labeling).
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HSAUSA
HSAUSA offers labeling machines designed for print quality and high speed, for short run shipping case marks, address stickers, baggage tags, barcode, cosmetic, health care product labels, prescription medicine package, gourmet foods and bottle labels and other applications.
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ID Technology
ID Technology is a single-source provider of industry leading solutions for applying prime or print-and-apply labels to products, primary packaging, secondary packaging and pallets. These solutions ensure compliance with customer and industry requirements while enhancing productivity, ease of operation, safety, and cost reduction for a better bottom line.
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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.
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Kolinahr Systems, Inc.
Kolinahr Systems is a supplier of case labeling systems as well as pallet label applicators. The PLC-controlled CL3000 is a print and apply case labeler that uses a Zebra print engine and heavy-duty spring-loaded tamp-pad that adapts to the case surface, wiping the label on as the case passes. Kolinahr Systems pallet label applicators include the SA3100, a heavy-duty model that prints and applies labels to the front side, near side and rear of a pallet load. Kolinahr Systems builds their equipment extremely rugged and durable, making it easy to keep lines up and running. Kolinahr Systems' labeling macines are uses for case labeling, carton labeling, automatic labeling, pallet labeling, 3-sided labeling, and tamp labeling applications.
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Label-Aire, Inc.
Label-Aire provides pressure-sensitive, print and apply, and RFID label systems for a wide range of bottle and container labeling applications. Designed to make labeling easier, faster, and more affordable, the Inline 5100-TS wrap labeling system has a rugged stainless steel cabinet base (including frame and side plates) and features designed to improve label placement accuracy and product spacing.The 3138-TS is Label-Aire's most advanced printer applicator, with advanced features including automatic setup with multiple programmable label pages for easy changeovers to labels of different sizes, rate compensation for improved label placement accuracy, and advanced user-configurable I/O connectivity. The 3138-N RFID is designed for easy setup, troubleshooting and changeover to more easily encode RFID tags.
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LabelPack Automation, Inc.
LabelPack manufactures complete, turnkey labeling machines designed for rugged dependability in an industrial environment, including print-and-apply label applicators, semi-automatic label applicators and fully automatic label applicators. LabelPack can provide standard systems and custom solutions to the exact requirements of the customer.
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Markem-Imaje
In addition to its line of coding equipment, Markem-Imaje supplies print-and-apply labeling machines for corrugated cases and shrink wrapped packages. The 2200 Series can print and apply case labels at rates of up to 125 per minute regardless of the data complexity or content. With a simple media path, operators can reload label and ribbon rolls in less than 40 seconds. The 2200 Flex SE print-and-apply labeler offers versatile GS1 compliant labeling on front or side of products from shrink wrapped to corrugate substrates.
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Matthews Marking Systems
Matthews Marking Systems offers the MPERIA A-Series,an industrial label printer that provides consistently precise label printing, placement, and validation. The simplicity of design makes it easy to operate with quick label changing and tool-free maintenance.
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MFT Automation
Multifeeder Technology offers both print-and-apply and peel-and-apply labeling machines that can be purchased off-the-shelf to add to an existing system or installed in a Multifeeder integrated system. Industrial labeler machines are designed to add production value and speed and increase company margins through low cost of ownership.
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MG America, Inc.
MG America is a supplier of Capmatic's line of labeling machines. The Capmatic LabelStar Labeler uses a motorized wrap-around system to synchronize label application with container speed. The LabelStar System 2/1T and 2/2T handle round, square, rectangular, and oval bottles with a high-speed continuous-flow design and touch-screen control. The RTS Pharma Labeler is a rotary system that applies one or two pressure-sensitive labels with options for outsert application. Features like motorized height adjustment, sanitary conveyors, and quick changeovers enhance accuracy and adaptability.
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MSSC, LLC
The all new MSSC label dispensers and applicators are now able to integrate with the Smart-Jet series of inkjet printers, allowing for unique date/lot coding and labeling all at once. This integration allows for better inventory control and compliance with date/lot coding standards.
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MULTIVAC Group
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.
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Newmapak Ltd.
Specialists in bottling and packaging solutions, Newmapak distributes bottle labelers from manufacturers including Quadrel and DMC, as well as related equipment, such as bottle heating tunnels from OMAR. Featured labeling equipment includes automatic EconoLine wrap labeling system from Quadrel, an economically priced labeling system designed for various sized round containers that labels at speeds of up to 150 products/min. Model ML7 Top is an automatic packaging island for labeling champagne-type and still wine containers. Newmapak also distributes several shrink sleeve label applicators from Quadrel, handling a range of round containers.
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Nita Labeling Systems
On each labeling machine in its Sentient labeling machine line, Nita offers 100% license-free, non-proprietary electronics and software, servo only drives and motors, NitaCare live tech support, universal total speed synchronization, self-diagnosing software system with in-screen parts ordering, on-the-fly adjustments at the touch of a button and simplicity of operation. Featured machines from Nita’s extensive line include the Nita XP Series, offering advanced front and back labeling, with two, high-speed labeling heads for accurate and efficient application of front, front and back labels, as well as multi-panel and full wrap labels to glass, plastic, metal and paper bottles, jugs, tubs and square, rectangular and oval containers. Other labeler models include the Joust Series, which offers top and/or bottom, C-shape, and even 360 degrees banding style labeling for plastic, glass, metal, paper, clamshells, small boxes, flat bags, deli containers, and more. Also offered on the XP and Joust series is the Zero Down Time systems, with redundant labeling heads automatically switching over on label roll depletion, for non-stop operation, and the Fully Automatic Changeover System, where changeovers are done automatically by servo motors with pinpoint precision, saving a considerable amount of time and waste materials while eliminating micro-adjustments and guesswork. Nita also builds a wide selection of standalone labeling systems and Print & Apply systems, both offered in wipe-on or tamp blow configurations.
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NJM Packaging
NJM Packaging offers a range of labeler models all customized for particular applications, but all built to be robust, reliable and versatile. Model Trotter W 127 is a servo motor-driven pressure-sensitive labeler that handles a wide range of containers and label applications including pharmaceutical, cosmetic personal care and household products at speeds of up to 150 cpm. Features an intuitive and user-friendly operator interface, with a graphical alarms and setup showing location on machine, OPC UA-ready, ZPI ProMach Line OEE Software-ready. Other NJM labeling machines include the Model 120 MINICOLT wrap-around pressure-sensitive labeler, affording affordable, compact and accurate performance in applying labels to round containers at speeds of up to 100 cpm.
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Omron
Omron’s V275 barcode quality grading system is used in conjunction with Zebra thermal printer/applicators and complies with ISO 15426 and GS1 standards, required for compliance to industry regulations such as FDA. With inspection reports for 100% of produced labels, users can be assured that full compliance with regulations is achieved, and that no products are shipped with defective labels.
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PAK-TEC, INC
Pak-Tec represents labeling machines from companies including Logopak, Arca, AFM, and Foxjet to meet a wide range of budget, product and application needs ranging from print-and-apply, primary product and shrink sleeves to pallet labeling and RFID applications.
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Pineberry Manufacturing
Pineberry Manufacturing integrates inkjet and labeling technologies to full transports, including feeders, vacuum conveyors, exit conveyors, or simple friction feeders for marking, labeling, coding, personalization, and more. Featured labeling machines include the Compact CartonTrac FC – Flat Carton Packaging and Serialization Solution, a small footprint solution (measuring 59.50 inches long by 32.56 inches wide), designed for complex coding and high resolution thermal inkjet printing requirements for packaging and pharmaceutical serialization and track & trace information. Flat cartons are placed on the Pineberry HSF 12 Friction Feeder and are dispensed as single products on a vacuum conveyor. The products are transported through the feeder exit, and the system prints variable serialized data onto flat cartons. The integrated camera system verifies the data.
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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.
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ProMach, Inc.
ProMach is a single-source provider of industry leading solutions for applying prime or print-and-apply labels to products, primary packaging, secondary packaging, and pallets. These solutions ensure compliance with customer and industry requirements while enhancing productivity, ease of operation, safety, and cost reduction for a better bottom line.
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Quadrel Labeling Systems
Quadrel Labeling Systems manufactures print-and-apply, pressure-sensitive, and shrink sleeve application systems ranging from simple, economically priced machines for smaller companies to sophisticated, technically advanced systems capable of speeds up to 500 ppm. Featured labeling systems include Quadrel's high-speed, non-stop, zero downtime labeling system with four servo-driven applicators designed to accommodate a wide variety of flat panel, oval or round containers at speeds in excess of 300ppm. System’s pneumatic slides reposition applicators outside of the guarding during roll changes to pull the applicator away from the conveyor for ease of label change. Features all overhead electronics, internationally compliant guarding, Allen-Bradley© PLC control and touchscreen operator interface.
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Serpa Packaging Solutions
The TEL10 Tamper Evident Labeler features a robust, modular design for a range of pharmaceutical industry applications. This portable and versatile labeler can easily be integrated with existing or new packaging lines to add another level of security to secondary packaging.
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Stevanato Group
Stevanato Group offers flexible labeling and secondary packaging systems designed to enhance efficiency in pharmaceutical operations. Labeling systems feature rapid, tool-free format changes and automated adjustments that maximize overall equipment effectiveness. Integrated quality control measures, such as label verification and print quality inspection, ensure compliance and product integrity. These systems are engineered for ergonomic operation and seamless integration into existing production lines, providing a comprehensive solution for pharmaceutical packaging needs.
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Tessera Group Inc.
Tessera Group's MD Packaging proudly distributes premium labeling solutions, offering top brands like Universal Labeling Systems, Link Pack Linear Labelers, and Gernep Rotary Labelers. These customizable systems feature pressure-sensitive, hot melt, and cold glue labeling capacities, as well as combination units for non-stop labeling. MD Packaging prioritizes machine flexibility, easy maintenance, and optimized uptime to streamline customer production needs.
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Toshiba America Business Solutions
Toshiba offers durable and user-friendly label and receipt printers for various applications, including shipping, retail, and barcode printing. Models like the BX410T provide high-performance industrial printing with smart connectivity, while the B-FP3 offers a compact mobile solution for on-the-go applications. The BV410T features RFID technology and multiple connectivity options for versatile labeling tasks. Designed for efficiency and reliability, Toshiba’s printers help businesses reduce downtime and lower total cost of ownership
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Universal Labeling Systems, Inc.
Universal Labeling Systems offers a wide range of labeling equipment for a variety of applications. Universal’s automatic and semi-automatic conical shape labeling systems are designed for conical or tapered shapes that include crescent-shaped or curved labels are a special challenge of labeling. Other models include the automatic product encapsulating labeling systems, featuring a three-roller mechanism that rotates and applies the label in synchronous motion. Universal Labeling Systems’ also supplies flag labeling systems, horizontal roller labeling and multi-side labeling systems, top and bottom label applicators and many more.
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Videojet Technologies Inc.
Videojet supplies labeling solutions for cases, corrugated boxes, cartons, shrink wrap, pallets and clamshells. The Videojet 9560 print and apply 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. Videojet 9560 PL pallet labeling automated pallet labeling system helps reduce warehouse costs and mistakes. The 9560 PL can cover two or three sides of a pallet with up to four labels, processing up to 120 pallets per hour across diverse applications.
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Weber Packaging Solutions, Inc.
Weber offers a complete line of automatic label applicators engineered to rapidly apply preprinted pressure-sensitive labels to all types of products and packages. Each model is designed to address specific labeling requirements. Some models have high-speed application rates programmable up to 6,000 linear inches of label web/min or applications in which advanced stepper-motor or servo-motor technology and peel-tip sensing are involved. Weber also engineers automatic label applicators with gentle-contact (wipe-on) or non-contact (tamp-blow or air-blow) methods of application. Other models feature exceptional placement accuracy, or easy maintenance and unsupervised operation functions.
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WeighPack Systems, Inc. / Paxiom
For labeling bottles, jars, tubes, pouches, cartons or cases, WeighPack offers labeling equipment for a wide range of application needs. Featured products include a wraparound labeler that will automatically label cylindrical bottles, containers, jars, cans, tubes, cartons, and cases with adhesive labels. WeighPack also makes a two-in-one system that will automatically label the top of cap and apply a wraparound adhesive label to cylindrical bottles, containers, jars and cans.
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WLS
WLS offers pressure-sensitive labelers that can label containers vertically or horizontally, while incorporating all major code printing and vision inspection brands. WLS’ RL-Series rotary labeler includes a variety of options such as product orienting, label coding, vision inspection, automated label rejection prior to application to the product and various product rejection methods. The VR-Series in-line labeler includes a variety of options such as vertical roller trunnion with vacuum drum label applicator, label coding, vision inspection and automated label reconciliation. WLS also makes the HR-Series in-line labeler with a variety of options available.
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Explore the functionality and benefits of labeling machines, which apply labels and stickers to packages and include technologies like RFID and EAS applicators.
Labeling machines are essential tools in the application of preprinted or blank labels and stickers to various packaging types. These machines are also equipped to handle tasks such as shrink sleeve labeling and the application of specialty technologies, including RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) and EAS (Electronic Article Surveillance) tags. This versatility makes them indispensable in modern packaging operations where accuracy and efficiency are paramount.
The operation of labeling machines typically involves several key components: a feeding mechanism, a printing module (for machines that print on blank labels), an application unit, and a control system. Labels are fed into the machine where they may be printed with necessary information before being precisely applied to the product. For shrink sleeve labeling, a sleeve is placed around the product and then exposed to heat, causing the sleeve to shrink and conform tightly to the product's shape. RFID and EAS applicators integrate tags that assist in tracking and security during the packaging process.
Labeling machines are used across various industries including food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and more. In the food and beverage sector, they are used to apply nutritional information, branding, and product identification labels, which are crucial for consumer information and regulatory compliance. In pharmaceuticals, labeling accuracy and security features such as RFID tagging are vital for tracking and ensuring the authenticity of products.
The benefits of using these machines are multifaceted. Firstly, they enhance the efficiency of the packaging process by automating the application of labels, significantly speeding up production lines while reducing labor costs. Secondly, they improve the accuracy and consistency of label placement, which is critical for brand image and consumer trust. Additionally, the integration of technologies like RFID and EAS tags enhances product tracking and security, which are increasingly important in a global market.
For professionals looking to enhance their packaging processes, a comprehensive understanding of the different types of labeling machines and their capabilities is crucial. Exploring various suppliers and manufacturers can provide insights into the latest advancements and the specific solutions that can meet unique operational needs. PMMI's ProSource directory offers a detailed listing of companies specializing in these machines, providing a valuable resource for those seeking to optimize their packaging systems.