Some specialized label machines also exist. These include rotary labeling systems for bottles and special printers and applicators for RFID and security tags. Read More…
Leading Manufacturers
JN White
Perry, NY | 800-227-5718JN White is an ISO 9001:2015 and ITAR-certified manufacturer of labeling machinery, graphic overlays, and custom labels. We handle projects of a variety of sizes, and we have the expertise to translate what our customers need into high-quality, high-precision outcomes.
Great Lakes Label, LLC
Comstock Park, MI | 844-428-1471Great Lakes Label is a complete solution provider for the production and application of labeling products and adhesives for industrial and retail markets. We offer a wide range of pressure sensitive labels for every application, and with a variety of face stocks and adhesives, we can custom match a solution for all of your pressure sensitive label needs.
CILS International
Burlington, MA | 877-512-8763CILS International is the market leading durable label manufacturer, specializing in the development of high-specification, Computer Printable Label Technologies for the Industrial, Laboratory and Healthcare Markets worldwide. CILS provides its global customers with an immediate response to all label requirements ensuring that CILS Durable labels are manufactured and shipped immediately.
William Frick & Company (FRICK)
Libertyville, IL | 847-281-5534William Frick and Company is a veteran owned, customer-driven manufacturer of specialty labeling and marking products. In addition to the labels, decals, nameplates and signs upon which the company was founded, its’ product line has grown to include SmartMark RFID products, FlexPost ground markers, AuthentiCal security labels and 3D formed nameplates. There are as many unique products as there...
Label Machines Manufacturers List
Label Machines - Elmark Packaging, Inc.Labels are instructional or descriptive tags attached to many products and packages on the market today. They are also used to communicate the price of an object, as well as functioning as easy to read package delivery directions. With so many uses, labeling is rarely done manually.
There are a variety of labeling machines that produce and attach labels to products that require them. Printers and applicators are the most well known in the label machine industry. Label printers are generally high-quality, fast-working thermal transfer printers. Specialized label printers, which can have the label information inputted and then printed immediately, exist for a variety of applications such as in laboratories and for hospital wristbands.
Label Machines - Elmark Packaging, Inc.Printer applicators both print and apply labels for nearly any packaged good. These systems are often used in a context that requires more individually designed labels then multiple labels that are all the same. Labels may identify the product and brand specifically or they may have added information such as nutritional facts, product warnings or bar codes.
Label applicators apply labels to individual products. They come in air-blow and tamp-blow varieties that blow labels onto products quickly and accurately. The tamp blow variety is sometimes designed to apply two labels onto two products at once, a popular style of label applicator because of its efficiency.
Another type of label applicator is the wipe-on applicator, which wipes labels onto products, including around corners and on curved and unusually shaped products. For more complicated labeling needs, labeling systems can be used. Labeling systems are integrated systems that include label printing and applying, integrated conveyor belts, and computerized controls. They perform automatically, and are units with a high level of productivity.
Such systems are found in industrial manufacturing or food processing and packaging plants, where mass amounts of products are being barcoded and detailed daily. Adhesive is always used to apply the labels, although the type of adhesive varies. Pressure sensitive and heat shrink are the most common styles; heat shrink is employed by most labeling systems, while pressure sensitive adhesives are common in individual label applicators.
