CTM Labeling Systems

This system utilizes a 360a Model Y Label Applicator with a tamp nose. The system is designed to apply a label to products of varying sizes. The system also uses a passive spring-loaded top hold down.

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This system is designed to apply two preprinted labels onto a product. The first 360a Model Y label applicator applies a RFID label onto the side panel of the product. The second 360a Model Y uses a swing tamp to apply a label onto the front panel of the product.

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This system is designed to apply labels to the top, front and back of products. The system also uses an exit backlog sensor. The exit backlog sensor stops the conveyor when there is a jam at the end of conveyor. Once the products have been cleared the conveyor resumes.

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This Pail Labeler system utilizes a 360a Model Y O ring carrier, secondary wiper and a top trap. The system is designed to apply preprinted labels onto pail or 5-gallon buckets.

If your labeling strategy is built around “just staying compliant,” you’re already behind. FSMA 204 and supply chain traceability requirements are pushing manufacturers to capture more data than ever.