The AG3000T systems match the ZX1000i printer series with high end pneumatic tamp applicatorsfor printing and applying labels on demand. They come with standard applicator heads of either 60mm x 60mm or 100mm x 100mm and can handle any label size from 20mm x 20mm up to 100mm x 200mm with customised heads. Though typically used to label non-moving items on intermittent conveyor systems, in robotised processes or manual workflows they will also label moving items accurately. Various options are available to tune the AG3000T/AG3000-LS to your particular needs.
Complete system with a ZX1200i printer, heavy duty stand, applicator tamp arm (excluding triggering device)
AG3000T – List price £6,830 Delivers an effective stroke of 170mm (total stroke 300mm)
AG3000T-LS – List price £7,308 Delivers an effective stroke of 370mm (total stroke 500mm)
The APLEX4 label applicator is a low cost, automatic label printing and application system that combines high performance and cost effectiveness. Suitable for a wide variety of industrial and manufacturing based environments due to its design, performance, and low cost of ownership. The APLEX4 is designed for use alongside the B-EX4T series of industrial printers, to enable simple integration into any production line. This truly plug and play solution can handle production levels of up to 30 labels per minute and is available in resolutions of 200, 300 and 600dpi.The APLEX4 is designed to support all types of industrial environments, adapting easily to existing production lines.
The Linerplus is a state of the art print apply, extraordinarily versatile, complete with all kinds of accessories and able to satisfy every possible application need.
• speed and liner maximum width depending on print module installed
• built on a solid anodized aluminium alloy plate, with all the components protected by the rear 61 Shore hardness light polymer shell. A safe and most robust machine, designed to last over time
• 4 pneumatic solenoid valves with independent blast and suction, to reduce air consumption (suction is suspended when the label is not on the pad)
• emergency push button
• large diameter (360mm / 14.17â€) reel for long duration
• paper path rollers numbered for quick loading
• expansion rewinder manual
• “U arm†for universal positioning
• configured for the integration of a Sato or Zebra print module
• Equipped with 2.5 inch single color graphic display, back lit, complete with 4 “smart keys and number keyboard. Multi language menu (Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Russian), divided for three levels of authority between “operatorâ€, “supervisor†and “maintenance staffâ€
• Quick Set Up for the rapid start
• “recovery of label missingâ€
• instant display of output
• electronic adjustment of the labeling point on the product. There is no need for manual movement of the sensor
• resettable counter
• “match to variable speedâ€
• “multi applicationâ€
• “alternate applicationâ€
• possibility of graphic interface via the Inspector control unit while machine running
• Scanmanager functions for the management of a barcode scanner or of a vision system, with: • barcode presence and readability check • set data conformance check • ejector activation • count up of correct/wrong “readingsâ€
The AG1000F is a high end but affordable semi-automatic applicator capable of applying labels onto a vast range of cylindric products with diameters ranging from 20mm up to 120mm.
Attached to a GoDEX printer of the ZX1000i series it forms a perfect print & apply solution for medium-sized breweries, wineries, butchers, manufacturers of cosmetics, contract packers and others who produce or distribute products in jars, cans, pots and bottles.
Thanks to its innovative design the AG1000F is probably the most versatile of its kind, as well as extremely user-friendly.
Adjusting it to a given product is a matter of minutes, if not seconds.
Special optional stoppers and stopper bars enable fast and secure labelling of odd shaped products and with the optional sensor bottles can be labelled on two sides.
