The Automatic Sticker Labeling Machine is the core of the high packaging lines in Ahmedabad, which serves the giant pharmaceutical, FMCG, and bottled beverage industries.
These machines use pressure-sensitive labels (PSL) that are placed on different containers pinpointedly, to allow branding compliance and a uniform visual appearance.
The modern sticker labeling machines use highly developed drive systems to provide high speed and accuracy in the placement:
Uses German/Japanese imported sensors (e.g., fork, ultrasonic) to measure the gap between the labels accurately and get the product facing the label correctly in place each time, even in high throughput mode.
Single-point speed control of a specific PLC-HMI system can be integrated. A Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) or a Servo control is used to synchronise the conveyor, dispensing head, and pressing mechanism to stop skewing of labels and tipping of containers.
Critical safety and economy functionality: The machine logic will only dispense a label when a container has been detected in the labeling area, which will help reduce the use of material and halt the line.
Constructed by use of tool-free, quick-release guide rails, pressing belts, and height adjustments on dispensing. The HMI (Human-Machine Interface) enables storage of recipes, which means the operators can change between various bottle formats and label sizes within less than $ 15 $ minutes and increase the production uptime.
All the important contact and structural elements are made of SS 304 (Stainless Steel) and thus are durable, resistant to wash down processes, and meet all the stringent Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) needs of pharmaceutical and food items that are applicable in the Gujarat region.
Can be readily integrated with thermal inkjet or hot foil coding systems (usually with TTO technology) to print Classified Information, like Batch Number and Date of Manufacturing (DOM) and Maximum Retail Price (MRP) onto the label immediately before application.
Locating a manufacturer within the Ahmedabad industrial areas (such as Vatva GIDC or Naroda) would ensure direct, easy access to technical support, spares, and service engineers, which would significantly reduce the mean time to repair (MTTR).