AM Labels adds automatic packet feeding labelling

To offer its customers a fully integrated labelling system, AM Labels Limited has enhanced its portfolio with the addition of an automatic packet feeding system. When connected to the LabelPack Label X JR wipe-on applicator, the new combined system from AM Labels can automate the feeding of packets, pouches, cartons and boxes with the application of labels in a single, seamless process.

As an award-winning supplier of complete labelling solutions including manufacturing and warehouse automation, barcoding and RFID systems, AM Labels has introduced the combined system to reduce manual handling requirements and ensure a more consistent, efficient labelling process. A unique benefit of the packet feeding system is the auto-gating system that allows for the labelling of pouches with zip locks, extending the versatility of the feeder labeller.

Designed to support businesses in food, pharmaceuticals, and consumer goods industries, the new packet labelling system from AM Labels can increase productivity, accuracy, and reliability of the labelling process. In addition to the auto-gating feature, the packet feeder benefits from a large hopper infeed, and a variable speed control of up to 30 metres per minute, enabling the handling of a range of packet sizes and thicknesses.

Furthermore, the quick-set hopper guides reduce the setup time to simplify the process of changing material types. The feeder labeller boasts a compact footprint and design, and the range of customisable configurations ensures it can meet a variety of specific application needs.

A key component of the combined system is the fully automatic Label X JR label applicator. Ideal for medium volume applications, the programmable, wipe-on label applicator can accommodate conveyor speeds of up to 30 metres per minute. The Label X JR is designed for labels with a maximum width of 140 mm and lengths of up to 350 mm, as well as accommodating label rolls with a diameter of up to 300 mm.The post AM Labels adds automatic packet feeding labelling first appeared on Warehouse & Logistics News.