Diagraph, An ITW Company: Label print/apply systems

Diagraph has introduced its Platinum Series Label Print/Apply Systems, the PA/6000 and PA/4600. Designed for high-performance, high-speed, 24/7 operation in demanding conditions, PA/6000 features labeling rates to 110 ppm, 14” high-strength ABS unwind roll, and high-flow pneumatic speed controls.

Diagraph, An ITW Company

Jan 11, 2007

PA/4600 is suited to medium-speed applications and offers 50 ppm labeling rates, 13” high-strength ABS unwind roll, and extend/retract high-flow pneumatic speed controls. Both systems feature user-selectable standard tamp or tamp/blow application mode, graphic touchscreen user interface, and a long-life cylinder.

Phone: 800/722-1125

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