ID Technology: Carton label printer

ID Technology’s knocked-down box label printer applicator system applies printed labels to knocked-down corrugated cartons prior to case forming and product packaging.

ID Technology, a ProMach product brand

Nov 30, 2005

System comes standard with a 32” case feeding magazine, “vacuum-free” mechanical case separation, case transfer by powered rollers, and a gravity discharge/restacking platform. At the heart of the system is the IDT Model 250 printer/applicator (shown). Features include a welded frame with 10” aluminum channel and stainless-steel and plated-steel construction to withstand harsh environments.

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