Top – The label is placed on a product from above. Applications include clam shell containers, cartons, DVD cases, & container caps or lids. It can be easily integrated into production lines.

Side – Labeling the side of a box or product. Used for case labeling, spot labeling, or prime label applications, and can be integrated into custom production lines.

Bottom – The label is placed onto the product from below. Applications include prepackaged food, clam shells, bottles, cartons &

cases. This uses a hugger or split conveyor.

Front/Back – Applies labels to the front & back of a product. The prime label is applied with merge/wipe on. Common use is retail products but can be used for any type of front/back applications.

Corner – wraps a single label around the corner of a carton traveling down a conveyor line. As the carton comes by, the tamp pad applies the label to the front panel, then swings around the corner & wipes the rest of the label on the adjacent side. View Video

Dual – Applies label front/side or back/side of the same product (multiple labels onto one product). It can be used with case labeling. View Video

Wrap – uses a vacuum drum that follows the shape of the product. It can partially or completely wrap around a round container. It can be used to apply front/back labels with the correct application. A common use is wine bottles

Swing Tamp – The tamp swings down to apply a label. The applicator is positioned away from the product so not to be in the way for moving down a product line. Applies label to leading/trailing edge of a product. Example: case labeling

Loose Loop – Integrates a stand alone label printer & a standard label applicator.

This offers a wide variety in printers with a choice for labels sizes, print speed, and application speeds. Labels are printed on the stand alone printer & threaded into an interfacing label applicator. The loose-loop method has a faster application rate than a print engine. They are great for labeling larger product lots. It can be used to merge or wipe on thermal transfer labels.

Rotary – handles four panel, neck-on oval, semi-oval, triangular, three panel, or safety seal (tamper-evident) labeling.