Labels are printed in a cost-efficient, next-out mode, and then immediately are applied to cartons or products on the production or packaging line. Utilizing the tamp-blow method of application, a printed pressure-sensitive label is peeled from its liner and is retained by vacuum on the applicator’s tamp pad. The pad is extended (8" standard stroke) and blown onto the product or package from approximately 0.25”.
The standard applicator pad can be adapted to various label sizes, and is provided in a quick-change configuration. In just a few seconds, the tamp pad can be removed and another fastened in its place to handle a different size label.
Options include a variable stroke sensor, a label-on-pad sensor, and an adjustable stand that enables the system to be oriented for top or side application.
Standard features include durable anodized aluminum construction, an external user interface with LCD display, easily accessible inputs/outputs to facilitate the use of a product sensor or other optional accessories, and stepper-driven rewind.
The exclusive Model 2600 Series operates with Weber’s Print-Apply software, which simplifies label formatting, editing and printing. Weber also manufactures a wide variety of stock and custom pressure-sensitive labels, and provides application-specific ribbons for thermal-transfer operation.
