Accraply, Inc A Division of Barry-Wehmiller Companies, Inc: Label station

An integral splicing mechan-ism makes for fast roll changes on Accraply's (Plymouth, MN) automatic Model 920 label supply station that feeds virtually any automatic labeling machine.

Accraply, A Barry-Wehmiller Packaging Company

Jul 31, 1999

A low-label detector informs the operator when label supply is low so the operator can remove the diminishing roll and splice it together with a new web right at the machine. The Model 920 holds two 20"-dia rolls in a side-by-side configuration.

Accraply, A Barry-Wehmiller Packaging Company

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Accraply, Inc A Division of Barry-Wehmiller Companies, Inc: Label station

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