Front & Back Labeller Label Applicator
Production-ready front and back labeller for bottles, jars and containers.
Application overview
An inline machine for applying separate front and rear labels with controlled product presentation. It is a strong option where label alignment and shelf appearance matter.
- Twin-head label application
- Bottle spacing and guide adjustment
- Suitable for many food, drink, cosmetic and chemical packs
- Can be specified as part of a fill-cap-label line
Typical specification starting points
Final specification depends on real samples, label material and the production environment.
| Typical use | Front and back labelling |
|---|---|
| Automation level | Automatic |
| Container type | Flat, oval and shaped packs |
| Output | Project dependent |
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Specification points for this labelling range
Front & Back Labeller Label Applicator should be selected around product handling, label roll data, required label position and the real production speed needed after changeover. A good specification should also confirm operator access, cleaning, guarding, conveyors, coding and spare parts before the machine is ordered.
- Confirm product dimensions, material, weight and stability.
- Check label roll core, outside diameter, label gap and unwind direction.
- Agree acceptable placement tolerance and repeatability.
- Plan integration with filling, capping, coding, inspection or end-of-line handling where required.
Enquire about the Front & Back Labeller Label Applicator
Send your sample details, label roll specification and required output. Lancing UK can advise whether this configuration is suitable or whether another labelling route would be better.