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Mixed Labeller

A mixed-technology labeller combines different labelling systems on one machine. The useful question is which stations are actually installed and included in the sale: a modular design does not mean every possible application is supplied.

Technical guide: Mixed Labeller

Describe each required label separately, including adhesive type, position and dimensions. Ask whether the applications can run together on the same bottle, which configurations are documented and what change parts are included. Compare the offered configuration with your current packaging and any planned format changes.

Terminology used in the market: Market terminology includes used labeller, used labeling machine, bottle labeler and industrial labelling equipment. Application technology, label count and position remain the decisive criteria.

Labelling technology and format change: Mixed Labeller

Used labelling machines must match the label material, adhesive technology, container geometry and decoration layout. Pressure-sensitive, cold-glue, hot-melt pre-cut, roll-fed and sleeve applications use different stations and handling systems; combined machines may integrate more than one technology.

Information to verify

  • label material, dimensions, reel or magazine specification
  • container shape, material, orientation marks and stability
  • label position, number of applications and required accuracy
  • installed stations, glue units, cutting drums or sleeve tunnels
  • stars, screws, plates, centring bells and electronic recipes included.

Request bottle and label drawings before checking a used labeller. Verify the real configuration of each station, the direction of travel and the change parts supplied, particularly where shaped containers or multiple label positions are involved.

Manufacturers represented in this category

Kosme · Makro

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