A label dispenser for industrial applications

Data on labels opens doors. Correct distribution, traceability, smooth workflows and economic calculability are thus possible. When labeling items, industrial companies require systems that achieve high processing speeds even if items follow each other closely on a conveyor. Whether an item is in motion or at rest at the time of a label is applied and the side from which labels are applied are further factors.

cab has just introduced ROXI, a new automatic label dispenser. It bases on the tried and tested technology of industrial cab HERMES printers. Printed self-adhesive labels can be dispensed fully automatically in a manufacture line. The labels are fed in accordance with the speed of an item or its packaging on a conveyor thanks to a rotary or linear master encoder. Precision is ensured when applying labels at speeds as high as 30 meters per minute, either onto flat or recessed surfaces.

Columns, stands, connecting cables and further options allow the dispenser be installed ready for use. It can be operated in any orientation and, thanks to its versatility, covers around 80 percent of common industrial labeling applications. In conjunction with a print module such as PX Q by cab, labels can optionally be printed in large quantities and then applied by ROXI within a manufacture line.

Information on www.cab.de/en/roxi

Presscontact: Guntram Stadelmann, Marketing / Technical Editing, Phone: +49 721 6626-285, g.stadelmann@cab.de, cab Produkttechnik GmbH & Co KG, Wilhelm-Schickard-Str. 14, 76131 Karlsruhe / Germany

About: cab is Europe's biggest manufacturer of label printing systems. The range of devices includes solutions for marking individual components, units, products or packaging. Healthy global growth, pioneering technologies, products designed according to the needs of operators and the competent support of all customers are prior goals of the company. Employees at locations in eight countries and 850 distribution and service partners around the globe are there to meet the targets.

This release was published on openPR.