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Labelling machine for wrap-around labelling Basic concept of the system for bottle labelling and can labelling: With the aid of the fully automatic VRM labeller, different cylindrical or square products can be labelled quickly and precisely on the circumference - wrap-around labelling. The machine is therefore used in many industries, from pharmaceuticals to food and cosmetics. The VRM series is suitable for bottle labelling, can labelling, vial labelling or for comparable containers such as jars or bottles. Several different formats can be covered simultaneously with one model. The VRM-DS labelling system includes a 3-roll turning station and is used for outputs of up to 60 products per minute. It is characterised by the highest labelling accuracy and can optionally align the containers on the basis of a weld seam, print mark or other feature before labelling (target labelling).

The system is used for labelling or printing flat products such as postcards, flat folding boxes, mailing bags or textile blanks, regardless of the format. The products are fed into the loading chute by the operator and are then destacked layer by layer from below and fed past the labeling or printing or inspection unit. The finished products are then collected in an exit chute or a collection box. This system was developed for a capacity range of up to 100 products/min. For processing higher numbers of products/min, the HSF model series is available which, in addition to a longer conveying distance for setting up different stations also provides the option of a product ejector to automatically remove NIO products from the process and collect them in a separate collection box. The tool-free adjustment enables the shortest changeover times for batch/product changes.

The workstation enables the manual serialisation of pharmaceutical packs and their aggregation into shipping cartons. For this purpose, each individual box is first printed with order-related serialisation data by a thermal inkjet printing system and then manually placed in a shipping carton. As soon as this is filled, the downstream thermal transfer printer creates an individual serialisation label. The correct print data and print quality are monitored by a camera system. The operator places the drug packs to be labelled at a reference edge of the conveyor belt. As soon as the printer has printed the serialisation data, it is checked for correctness by the integrated image processing system. In case of an error, the product stops at a certain position, which is marked by red LEDs. Depending on the number of products in the shipping carton/number of aggregation levels, approx. 10-12 products/min are serialised.

Fully automatic labeller \ Label printing and dispensing system for labelling bags Basic concept of the label printing dispenser: Bag labelling with variable data: The EDS620i-VCB label printing and dispensing system was developed for labelling sacks. The label is applied to the bag via a pneumatic label transfer unit. To achieve a precise application result, a pneumatic pressure roller is used. The sack label is then recorded fully automatically via a barcode scanning station and reported to the b+b Siterserver. The basis of the pressure dispensing system is the EDS 620i label pressure dispenser. This is designed for industrial operation and enables you to label your products and their packaging precisely, reliably and quickly using different applicators and label transfer modules.

Fully automatic labelling machine for labelling drums in accordance with the GHS Directive. All chemicals are subject to mandatory classification and labelling before they are placed on the market, and they are often marketed in drums and hobbocks of various sizes. This places increased demands on the flexibility of the labelling unit in terms of print data, multi-colour printing and application height (labelling height). Often, several labels are applied to the circumference of the keg (product label, hazardous goods label(s) and logistics label. For this purpose, the system can be equipped with several label dispensers and/or several printing and dispensing systems. Labelling can be carried out in continuous operation or at a standstill. Depending on the application and labelling requirements, the labelling system can also be positioned at a drum labelling station.

Fully automatic labelling machine for labelling drum pallets IBC Conatiner All chemicals are subject to mandatory classification and labelling before they are placed on the market. Often, several labels (product label, hazardous goods label and logistics label) are used up on the containers or drum pallets. Labelling can take place in a continuous flow or at a standstill. Vacuum belts are used for transferring labels to the drum, which can process different label sizes with the appropriate special vacuum plate. The IBLM labeller can be used as a stand-alone labeller or integrated into existing production lines and filling lines.

The systems of the VEE model series are ideally suited for labelling medium-sized containers such as buckets, paint cans and canisters in all industries such as food, chemicals, paints and varnishes - regardless of whether these are oval, round or rectangular plastic or metal containers. Depending on the customer's requirements, the products can be aligned before the labelling process, and any plastic or metal handles can be brought into the position required for labelling. Optionally, the labelling system can be expanded to include additional labelling stations for applying a lid label, if required.

The semi-automatic labeling machine TNC-R was developed for the all-round labeling of tubes. Small batches can be labeled quickly and precisely with the labeller. The tubes are placed manually in the labeling system. As soon as the 2-hand operation is activated, the automated labeling process starts. The product is rotated and shifted, then the wrap-around label is applied exactly to the product. A printing unit can be integrated for individual labeling of the tubes. You can easily print the labels yourself inline. The integration of a printing unit is suitable, for example, for laboratory tubes or sample vessels that have to be provided with individual data.

The fully automatic Petri dish labeling system offers maximum flexibility for laboratories. It adapts to various requirements, processes different dish sizes simultaneously, and can be used with or without a LIMS (Laboratory Information and Management System). With a mobile frame and compact design, it's suitable for narrow laboratory doors. It prints 1D/2D barcodes, QR codes, human-readable texts, and special markings such as temperature indicators. The machine features 5 fixed and 5 automatic stacking magazines. A 15.6-inch touch panel enables intuitive operation and interaction, with customizable help texts and product images. The software provides functions like system visualization, communication with the machine control, and remote support via b+b's Quick-support Tool. It enables efficient communication with LIMS or order processing tools.