Manual Tamper Evident labeling M-TE 80/200.2

With the TNC-L model series, cardboard boxes and small cartons are provided with sealing or closure labels. The system can be infinitely adjusted to different formats. We determine the format range together with the customer. Optionally, labelling can also take place at several points - for this purpose, the product must be relocated in the system.

Due to increasing product counterfeiting, many manufacturers are forced to make their products tamper- and counterfeit-proof. Legal requirements exist in some countries for this purpose. Our TE model was developed for this task. The system enables single-sided and/or double-sided seal labeling of pharmaceutical folding boxes and can also be used in the cosmetics industry. During the development, special attention was paid to the protection of the packaging as well as the format range of the products to be processed. The basic version labels folding boxes with format widths (in the running direction) of 50-250 mm at an output of up to 300 folding boxes per minute. Models for processing wider folding cartons are based on the same line concept. As an extension, the model series is available as a combination system (TE-PV) with a b+b serialization module and b+b LineManager. In this case, the printer and camera system are integrated into the system.

The semi-automatic labeling machine TNC-R was developed for the all-round labeling of tubes. Small batches can be labeled quickly and precisely with the labeller. The tubes are placed manually in the labeling system. As soon as the 2-hand operation is activated, the automated labeling process starts. The product is rotated and shifted, then the wrap-around label is applied exactly to the product. A printing unit can be integrated for individual labeling of the tubes. You can easily print the labels yourself inline. The integration of a printing unit is suitable, for example, for laboratory tubes or sample vessels that have to be provided with individual data.

Fully automatic labelling machine for labelling drums in accordance with the GHS Directive. All chemicals are subject to mandatory classification and labelling before they are placed on the market, and they are often marketed in drums and hobbocks of various sizes. This places increased demands on the flexibility of the labelling unit in terms of print data, multi-colour printing and application height (labelling height). Often, several labels are applied to the circumference of the keg (product label, hazardous goods label(s) and logistics label. For this purpose, the system can be equipped with several label dispensers and/or several printing and dispensing systems. Labelling can be carried out in continuous operation or at a standstill. Depending on the application and labelling requirements, the labelling system can also be positioned at a drum labelling station.