Top & Bottom Labelling Machines
Apply labels to the top and underside of products in one controlled pass.
Application overview
Top and bottom labelling machines are used where a product needs a label on the upper face and the underside. Split conveyor sections allow access to the bottom surface while maintaining product control.
- Top and underside label application
- Split conveyor options
- Good for trays, packs, cards and clamshells
- Can include product spacing and coding integration
Typical specification starting points
Final specification depends on real samples, label material and the production environment.
| Typical use | Top and bottom labelling |
|---|---|
| Automation level | Automatic |
| Container type | Flat packs, trays and cartons |
| Handling | Split conveyor |
Related labelling machinery
Compare similar options before selecting the final machine type.
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Compact Wrap Around Labeller
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Specification points for this labelling range
Top & Bottom Labelling Machines 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 Top & Bottom Labelling Machines
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.