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Machine Product Brief
| August 31, 1999

Thermal-transfer printer

The Apollo 3 stand-alone thermal-transfer label printer from Diagraph (St. Louis, MO) obtains information from data systems and merges it into the desired label format.
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Machine Product Brief
| August 31, 1999

Pallet labeler

The Avery Dennison (Philadelphia, PA) PLU2C Pallet Labeler is a print/apply system that can label 2 adjacent sides of a pallet at a rate of 3 pallets/min.
Machine Product Brief
| July 31, 1999

Label printer/applicator

Easy webbing and maintenance is fostered by the swing-away tamp accessory on MMI's (Savanna, IL) Label Mill® 3600 label printer/applicator. Depending on the print engine, the printer runs at speeds of 10"/sec to 12"/sec.
Machine Product Brief
| July 31, 1999

Label printer

Designed to simplify parts counting, Setra's (Boxborough, MA) CoStar SETRA 250 LabelWriter is a direct-thermal printer that produces plain text and bar-code labels indicating the average weight of a given sample of parts.
Machine Product Brief
| July 31, 1999

Label printer

The XL printer from Datamax (Orlando, FL) prints in direct thermal or thermal-transfer mode. Printing 6"/sec, the unit accepts roll-fed, die-cut, continuous or fan-folded labels with a maximum roll dia of 8" and a maximum label width of 4.65".
Machine Product Brief
| June 30, 1999

Printer/applicator data

A new data sheet from Avery Dennison Printer Systems (Philadelphia, PA) describes the line of TTX x50 printer/applicators, which feature a one-step labeling process for printing and affixing up to 60 labels/min.
Machine Product Brief
| May 31, 1999

Transport assembly

The 900-TA off-line transport assembly from Dalemark (Lakewood, NJ) feeds, marks and accumulates flat corrugated cases or multiwall bags through an integrated printer or labeler from any supplier.
Machine Product Brief
| May 31, 1999

Pick-and-place robot

The PackWorld® pick-and-place system from Motoman (West Carrollton, OH) includes a high-speed, six-axis robot, MRC controller with menu-driven application software, an integrated mechanical or vacuum gripper, powered conveyor(s) and operator interface.
Machine Product Brief
| May 31, 1999

Color label printer

The Palette is a new color label/bar-code thermal-transfer printer from Fernqvist (Mountain View, CA). It uses one printhead and four-panel CMYK ribbons.
Machine Product Brief
| April 30, 1999

Vial labeler

Labeling Systems' (Oakland, NJ) Model 1550 Print & Apply Vial Labeler reads vial's bar code, transmits the data to the thermal-transfer printer, then prints and applies the label via a roller applicator.
Machine Product Brief
| February 28, 1999

Label applicator

Avery Dennison's (Philadelphia, PA) TTX tamp-on label applicator is available as an attachment to the manufacturer's TTX line of direct thermal/thermal-transfer printers.
Machine Product Brief
| January 31, 1999

Pail labeler

Label-Aire's (Fullerton, CA) pail labeler, with a Zebra Z-223 thermal-transfer printer and a patented tamp-blow applicator, prints and ap-plies 11.5"x7" p-s vinyl labels to empty, unlidded 5-gal containers.
Machine Product Brief
| December 31, 1998

Labeler

Auto Labe's (Fort Pierce, FL) Model 620 p-s labeler can be configured to place labels on containers 1" to 6" in diameter or to partially wrap labels around square or rectangular containers at speeds to 150 ppm.
Machine Product Brief
| November 30, 1998

Print/apply labeler

GEI International (Exton, PA) introduces the PPM Model 68 print/apply labeler, able to apply p-s labels to top, bottom, side or front and adjacent panel of most cases.
Machine Product Brief
| October 31, 1998

Security labeling

Avery Dennison's (Philadelphia, PA) new EAS-720 prints and applies labels with electronic article surveillance circuitry to various packages and cartons.

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