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  • LANGGUTH wetLAN 190

    LANGGUTH wetLAN 190

    • Manufacturer: Langguth

    The semi-automatic labeler model machine wetLAN 190 applies wet glue labels to cylindrical containers – plastic, glass, cardboard. This bench top labeler can be used for front and back labelling as well as for wr...

    Waterloo, Canada
  • LANGGUTH wetLAN 110

    LANGGUTH wetLAN 110

    • Manufacturer: Langguth

    The flexible wetLAN 110 inline labeler specializes in labelling multi-size round containers receiving a single label – patch or wraparound. To optimize performance the wetLAN 110 includes three unique, easy chang...

    Waterloo, Canada
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    Aesus Premier Star Wrap ​

    Aesus Premier Star Wrap ​

    • Manufacturer: Aesus

    For EVEN higher speeds our premier star wrap has the capabilities of labeling bottles and containers at up to 400 product per minute. Products are loaded from the conveyor into a starwheel with two rollers in eac...

    Pointe-Claire, Canada

Overview

Labelers are essential machines used in various industries for applying labels to products, packages, or containers. These machines can handle different types of labels, such as pressure-sensitive, shrink-sleeve, and wrap-around labels, making them versatile for applications in food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods sectors.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a labeler?

Consider the type of labels you'll be using, the volume of products to be labeled, machine speed, and compatibility with your existing production line. Check for ease of setup and maintenance as well.

How can I ensure the labeler is shipped safely?

Opt for a reputable transport service that specializes in machinery. Ensure the labeler is securely packaged and protected during transit to avoid damage.

What maintenance does a labeler require?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the machine, checking and replacing worn parts, and ensuring the labeling heads are properly calibrated. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines and intervals.