Typical Applications: Pallets, cases and cartons.

Operation: A label is printed and dispensed onto a hinged vacuum grid. When the photo eye detects a product, the air cylinder causes the grid to move forward at the opposite end of the hinge point into the path of the moving product, where it tamps the label onto the substrate. The air cylinder then retracts and a duplicate label is dispensed onto the grid. As the product continues forward on the conveyor, the second label is applied to an adjacent surface.

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Typical Applications: Cases, cartons and packaged goods. Well suited for long, skinny labels.

Operation: A label is printed and dispensed to a hinged vacuum grid. When the photo eye detects a product, the air cylinder causes the hinge point to move forward where the application roller presses the leading edge of the label against the surface. As the product continues past the applicator, the rest of the label is rolled onto the surface.

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Typical Applications: Irregular and/or fragile products; packaged goods, cases and cartons.

Operation: A label is printed and dispensed onto a vacuum grid. When the photo eye detects a product, a valve opens momentarily and a precise burst of air accurately "blows" the pressure-sensitive label onto the product without impact or damage.

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Typical Applications: Cases and cartons

Operation: Product is detected as it travels along a conveyor, causing a label to be printed and dispensed onto a 90° vacuum grid positioned in the path of the product. The product contacts the applicator and, as it continues to move forward, the aplicator rolls around the corner to apply the rest of the label to the side surface.

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