MBA01 Manual Bottle Label Applicator

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Electronic Hand Held Label Applicator Model LD 70



Used directly from it’s own mains power supply or remotely from it’s rechargeable batteries, the LD70 can dispense and apply labels up to 65mm wide and there is no restriction on the maximum length.

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Electric Rewinder Model GLR-50


• Auto-switching Universal Power
• Supply for immediate adaptability anywhere in the world
• Compatible with all Direct Thermal and Thermal Transfer printers
• Electronic Speed Control will automatically synchronise winding speed to the speed of your printer
• Provides passive winding without skewing print or barcodes on your labels
• Rewind from 2.5cm to 25cm per second
• Easily handles labels from 2.5cm to 10cm wide
• Wind labels face in or face out
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Geset 125 Horizontal Labelling System



The Geset 125 labelling system is used to label cylindrical products automatically. Depending on the type and dimension of the product, different label sizes are used. The products are fed manually or by a conveying system provided by the customer at an infeed passage of the labelling system. Care should be taken on accurate alignment of the products between the two freely mounted rollers of the roll conveyor. The side guide’s position the products flush with the outside edge of the roll conveyor.

The roll conveyor feeds the products to the labeller. There the label is applied with the part running forward onto the product and it is pushed by rotation and the back pressure of the wrapping unit onto the product. The back pressure of the wrapping unit (the speed of the wrapping unit is twice as fast as the speed of the base conveyor) enables the product in rotation. The roll conveyor forwards the finished labelled products to the outfeed. Here the products are removed manually or by the customer’s conveying system.

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Legi-Air 4050 TWIN



A new system for the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures was introduced throughout Europe on 20th January 2009, when the European GHS regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008, also referred to as CLP regulation, entered into force. The new EU directive also affects labelling requirements. New pictograms in the shape of a red diamond with a white background are replacing the orange ones in the EU.

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