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Labeling Machine -- How Does the Labeling Machine Save Ribbon and Label Paper?

2024-07-25

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How Does the Labeling Machine Save Ribbon and Label Paper?

In the realm of industrial automation, optimizing resource usage is critical. Labeling machines, which are essential for various industries, have evolved to include features that minimize waste. Let's explore how these machines achieve this through specific functionalities.


1. How Does the Machine Save Label Paper?

  • The labeling machine is controlled by software, which plays a crucial role in its efficiency. One notable feature is its ability to run the rollers in both directions. How does this contribute to saving label paper?

  • Recycling Blank Labels: When the worker needs to change product information or switch modes, the machine can recycle the blank label paper. This means that instead of discarding unused labels, the machine rewinds the blank labels and prints new information on them before sending them out. This process ensures that no label paper is wasted unnecessarily.


2. How Does the Machine Save Ribbon?

  • Ribbon, used for printing information on labels, is another critical resource. Typically, the length of ribbon used matches the length of the label. However, this machine optimizes ribbon usage in a unique way. How does it achieve this?

  • Efficient Ribbon Usage: In a standard machine, if a label is 100mm long, the ribbon used would also be 100mm long, regardless of how much of the label is actually printed on. This machine, however, only uses ribbon for the printed content. If the printed content is only 50mm long on a 100mm label, then the ribbon usage is only 50mm. This not only reduces the amount of ribbon used but also significantly cuts down on waste, leading to more efficient use of materials.

The labeling machine's ability to save both ribbon and label paper through its advanced software control and bidirectional roller function highlights a significant advancement in industrial automation. By recycling blank labels and using ribbon only for printed content, the machine ensures optimal resource usage, contributing to both cost savings and environmental sustainability.