Can flexible pouches be labelled automatically?
Yes, but they need suitable feeding and support.

Pouch labelling machines apply labels to flexible packs such as premade pouches, bags and sachet-style products. Feeding and product support are usually the main specification points.
Pouches may need friction feeding, belts, guides or vacuum assistance so each pack is presented consistently.
Labels can be applied to the front, back, top area or flat face depending on the pouch design and product presentation.
Send empty and filled pouch samples where possible, because pouch shape can change significantly once filled.
Yes, but they need suitable feeding and support.
Sometimes, depending on the process and label requirements.
Curling, inconsistent thickness, trapped air and poor feeding can all affect label accuracy.
Use the pages below to compare machine types or contact Lancing UK with your product and label information.
Send your product, label roll details, label position and target output to Lancing UK.
State whether the pouch will be labelled empty, partly formed or filled. Provide the actual condition at the proposed application point, including any gusset, zip, spout or seal that affects presentation. If the process sequence is still open, ask for the alternatives to be reviewed using separate sample sets.
Mark the label area on the pouch and show the position you expect after filling or standing the pack upright. A flat artwork view can hide the relationship between the label, folds and product contents. Ask the trial record to identify both the application condition and the finished-pack condition being approved.
Use samples representing the actual production step. Empty pouches may help initial discussion, but the agreed test must address the shape, support and label presentation of the pack that will be labelled on the line.