LABELX® WORLD is the result of several years of work dedicated to an idea developed by a team with imagination, expertise and pragmatism who wanted to bring something really innovative to the automatic labelling market.
The product series LABELX® is represented by renovated solutions for the automatic labelling which the LBX MODULAR DS system epitomizes at best as it is realized for applications in the cosmetics, chemical, and pharmaceutical sectors with ergonomic, reliable and user-friendly solutions.
All of the systems of the Modular series are characterized by balcony-like structures that grant the utmost accessibility for cleaning the floor underneath the machine, by the control panel equipped with a Touch Screen interface and housed in a hanging po
sition. For the pharmaceutical industry, a typical end-of-packaging line is represented where a stamping system mod. LBX MODULAR TS-PHARMA is ideal.
Such a system has been realized in compliance with the pharmaceutical industry needs.
A print & apply system of the new PandA ®4 also completes the equipment. PandA® represents the new generation of print & apply systems, originating from the experience gained in over 20 years of activity. It can also be combined with a complete series of applicator modules fit for the most diverse labelling and identification requirements. The electronic control of the new PandA® series has a PLC with a Touch Screen operator interface. X-STICKER® is the latest, introduced during Ipack-ima 2012 that revolutionized the manufacturing concepts of automatic labelers. X-STICKER® combines real low-cost technology with an attractive design and te
chnical solutions able to meet with the request for low-speed label application solutions.
For high-speed applications, the new models LABELX® RM e LABELX® PE4 really outstand.
The first model is equipped with double motorization to control applications up to 80 m/min at a rate of more than 900 labels per minute.
The second model is provided with an industrial print engine that can personalize labels in line while adjusting to the most extreme of packaging speeds.
