LABELING MACHINES

Labelling machines are a type of packaging machine generally used to apply labels to containers filled with liquid products. They can stand alone, but are most often mounted after filling and capping machines and used as a complete liquid-product packaging line.

Labelling machines are most widely used as part of the packaging process in many different sectors where liquids are filled. These products include liquid food products and beverages, chemicals, agrochemicals and liquid fertilisers, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, cleaning products, mineral oils and many similar products.

Labelling consists of orienting the container correctly on a line with a continuous flow of containers, then applying the label accurately and evenly. Although there may be small differences depending on the shape and size of the container to be labelled, labelling machines are fundamentally similar in the way they operate.

Features of the Labelling Machine

Labelling machines are automatic equipment that applies labels to products accurately and evenly across different sectors. These machines play an important role in packaging processes and help increase product presentation, brand recognition and consumer confidence.

Labelling machines are designed to apply various types of labels. These may be labels adhered to the product, shrink sleeve labels, roll labels or printed labels. The machines detect labels quickly and precisely and place them in the correct position.

Labelling machines are equipped with a user-friendly HMI and can be programmed easily. Parameters such as label dimensions, speed settings and label positioning options can be adjusted, so the machines can be adapted to the requirements of different products.

Labelling machines are important equipment that complete the packaging process by applying labels to products quickly, evenly and without error. Adaptable to different sectors, these machines increase brand visibility while providing efficiency on the production line.