Clear labels
Confirm label-gap sensing, bubbles, contamination, static behaviour and the way the clear film reveals every surface defect or trapped particle.

Labellers for cosmetics bottles, jars, tubes, personal care products and premium containers.
Cosmetics and personal care packs often require excellent label presentation on shaped or glossy containers. Front and back, wrap-around and shaped container labelling systems are commonly used.

These machines are common starting points for this application area.

Front and back labelling for flat, oval, square and selected round containers.

Compact twin-side labelling for lower-output front and back applications.

Production-ready front and back labeller for bottles, jars and containers.

Semi-automatic two-side labelling for square and flat bottles.

Controlled labelling for hexagonal jars, square jars and shaped containers.

Multi-side labelling for square, rectangular and shaped packs.
Send the pack format, label details and output target and Lancing UK can advise a practical machine shortlist.
Cosmetics packaging often combines visual presentation with difficult geometry: tapered bottles, clear films, oval containers, small jars, tubes and soft plastics. A trial must check both placement and the finished appearance under the intended storage and display conditions.
Confirm label-gap sensing, bubbles, contamination, static behaviour and the way the clear film reveals every surface defect or trapped particle.
Identify the stable presentation face, cap or base datum and the label area that avoids shoulders, moulding seams, handles and compound curves.
Record each container, label and closure combination. Similar-looking packs may require different guides, product control or wipe-down settings.
A representative trial should include filled products, finished labels and the most visually demanding colour or clear-film combination. Use the tapered and irregular container guide, the clear-label sensor guide and the adhesion guide to prepare the sample set.
Send the smallest and largest packs, filled weights, label positions, production rolls, normal output, batch size and any orientation feature such as a flat panel, seam, handle, cap detail or printed decoration that must align with the label.