Tamp-blow applicator

Label-Aire's (Fullerton, CA) Model 2138 inverted tamp/blow 2" stroke label applicator labels plastic containers at speeds to 12 cycles/min. In conventional tamp-blow processes, the tamp extends after the product is detected.

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Mar 31, 1996

With the patented inverted model the tamp is already extended, resulting in greater accuracy, says the mfr. Shown in photo with the Model 2120M wrap system.

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