What are they?
The labeling machines are automatic devices used to apply labels on various types of products, containers, or packaging. These labels can contain information such as the brand, barcode, instructions, expiration dates, and other essential details for the product.
Labeling machines are particularly common in various sectors, including food, cosmetics, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and the beverage industry, where it is essential to mark products clearly and accurately. They can be designed to apply labels on bottles, boxes, jars, vials, plastic containers, and other types of packaging.
There are different types of labeling machines, including:
Roll labelers: They use a roll of pre-printed labels and apply them to products as they pass through the machine.
Glue labelers: They apply glue to the back of the label before attaching it to the product.
Ink labelers: They use ink to print information directly on the labels.
Front, side, and dual-side labelers: Depending on the position where the label needs to be applied on the product.
Labeling machines are designed to be fast and precise, optimizing the production process and increasing efficiency, reducing the possibility of errors that could occur during manual labeling.
What do we offer?
1. Automatic labelers
Automatic labelers are designed to work completely automatically, without manual intervention, applying labels to products as they move along a production line. They are ideal for large production volumes and ensure high speed.
Labelers for bottles and vials: Mainly used for labeling cylindrical containers such as plastic or glass bottles, vials, cans, etc.
Labelers for boxes and flat packages: Used to apply labels on flat surfaces, such as boxes or rectangular containers.
2. Semi-automatic labelers
These machines require manual intervention to feed the product or adjust the labeling, but the label application process is automated. They are ideal for medium to low production volumes.
3. Glue labelers (or glue application)
These machines use a glue system to apply the label to products. The glue can be liquid or hot, and the label is applied to the product via a roller or pressing system.
Cold glue labelers: Use glue that is applied at room temperature.
Hot glue labelers: Use glue that is heated to promote better adhesion.
4. Roll labelers
These labelers use pre-printed labels that are unrolled and automatically applied to products. They can be either manual or automatic and are very common in high-speed production lines.
5. Pad labelers
In this type of labeler, the label is picked up by a pad, which transfers it to the product. It is particularly useful for irregularly shaped products, such as round or oval containers.
6. Thermal labelers (or thermal transfer)
These machines use hot stamping to apply the label directly to the product or onto a heat-sensitive thermal material. They are used for printing labels with barcodes or variable information such as expiration dates.
7. Multi-side application labelers
Some labelers are designed to apply labels to multiple sides of a container in a single operation. They can label the front, side, or top of containers such as bottles, boxes, jars, etc.
8. High visibility labelers
These labelers are designed to apply labels that need to be highly visible or reflective, such as those used for safety purposes, signage, or special labels (e.g., anti-theft labels).
9. Sleeve labelers
Sleeve labels are a type of label that completely wraps around the product, like a "sleeve." These labelers apply sleeves to products precisely and quickly, and it is a common solution for beverages, cosmetics, and consumer goods.
10. Round product labelers (360°)
These machines are designed to apply labels to cylindrical products (such as plastic or glass bottles, cans, etc.). They use technologies that ensure the label is applied precisely over the entire round surface.
11. Coding and printing labelers
These labelers integrate a printing system (such as thermal transfer or ink) to add variable information to the labels, such as batch numbers, expiration dates, barcodes, or other dynamic information.
12. Variable visibility labelers (plastic or metal)
Some machines are designed to label containers made of different materials (plastic, metal, glass) and for labels that need to maintain their visibility in complex environments (such as low-light warehouses, for example).
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