Cold Glue Labeling Machine for Cut & Stack Labels

Cut & stack labels, a popular choice in the beer industry and extensively used in the wine and spirits sector for their cost-efficiency and compatibility with various label materials like paper, films, and eco-friendly labels, are ideal for this cold glue labeling machine. The Labetta excels in applying these labels on nearly any surface, regardless of texture or type, ensuring durability even under extreme conditions and handling.

 

Additionally, this system is adept at enhancing labels with stamping, metallics, and varnishes. These embellishments add a unique character to your product, creating a visual appeal that connects with potential customers. Choose Gernep’s Labetta for a cold glue labeling machine that combines efficiency, versatility, and the ability to create a distinct brand identity.

 

New Cold Glue Unit

Gernep’s latest innovation in labeling technology is the enhanced gluing unit, boasting a newly engineered drive. This unit is designed with a robust four-legged label mount that is adjustable and equipped with quick fasteners. This feature allows for efficient feeding of labels ranging in size from approximately 7 inches to 10 inches, directly towards the labeling pallets.

 

Alongside this advancement, Gernep introduces a new generation of label pallets, seamlessly integrated with the upgraded gluing unit. These pallets come with adjustable shafts, allowing for precise control over the dipping depth, and ensuring higher reproducibility. The updated gluing unit has been meticulously revised to offer superior reliability. Key enhancements include reliable drip protection, enhanced resistance to corrosion, and significantly improved maintenance and cleaning capabilities, ensuring a seamless and efficient labeling process.

 

Performance Range

The Labetta cut and stack cold glue labeling machine has one reliable base model; however, customization can conform the machinery to individual requirements. This flexibility will allow integration of additional equipment including optical container orientation and secondary aggregates like their pressure-sensitive labeling unit.