Food Label Roll Printing Machine

How this label roll printing machine works

The roll sits on an unwind shaft and feeds automatically past the print head, then winds back onto a take-up reel. Printing is in one colour only, which suits codes and dates rather than artwork. The listed maximum print width is 50 mm, so the machine fits narrow and mid-width labels.

Because the unit prints on the roll and not on the filled pack, you can code a full day's labels in advance. That keeps wet or oily containers away from the print head and cuts stops on the filling line.

Key figures from the listing

• Capacity of 500 labels per minute
• 2 HP motor and a curb weight of about 40 kg
• Aluminium body, table-top use, carton packing
• Automatic machine type with no colour printing

The specification table below also shows container height, label width and power supply rows from the wider Bottle Filling and Batch Coding Machinery listing. We confirm which of those figures apply to your order at quotation. Food-grade stainless steel parts and higher automation levels can usually be supplied if your plant needs them.

What to check before you order a Label Roll Printing Machine

Buyers usually ask us about three points. First, the label material and roll core size, since both affect feeding. Second, the code content, such as how many lines and characters you print. Third, the supply voltage and frequency at your site, which we match before the unit is built.

Export terms and documents

We quote on EXW, FOB, CFR or CIF terms, with the unit packed in cartons or seaworthy crating. Our guide to shipping, Incoterms and export documents sets out what travels with each order. Buyers in the Philippines and Sri Lanka often add a labeller to the same shipment, such as our automatic glue labeling machine.

For tender files, send the compliance clause and we will check which certification and compliance documents we can supply. You can also browse the full food processing equipment and machines range.