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Industrial Labeling Systems
Ltd the label print & apply
Solutions Company, is pleased to
announce the recent successful
installation of a number of Print &
Apply Labeling Systems - used
for dispatch labeling &
invoice/parts list document
insertion - at Wolseley UK’s
new 353,000 square foot
National Distribution Centre
(NDC) at Leamington Spa... click to read more

Making Labeling Child’s Play
Industrial Labeling Systems Ltd the label print & apply Solutions Company, are pleased to announce that they have successfully installed two L-30 label applicators into ‘Adams Childrenswear’ central warehousing based in Nuneaton, as part of a automated material handling solution designed and implemented by F.K.I. Logistex Ltd...
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Industrial Labeling Systems do it in any Position.
The Mectec TF-150 is a freestanding print & apply system of robust construction, labels are printed via the integral T60 printer then fed onto the “Tamp-Blow” applicator pad. On a given signal the applicator moves out to apply the label onto the relevant face of the pack, the application is a combination of tamp & blow, this technique gives reliable contact / adhesion of the label when the pack has an un-even surface!
The T60 printer used by the TF-150 system will print text, barcodes, logos, date & time as well as best before dates and counters. The T60 is a Thermal Transfer printer capable of printing labels widths from 10mm up to 170mm max. All true type fonts can be used in a label design and are downloaded to the printer as required.
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Industrial Labeling System's Solutions Speed Wolseleys
Industrial Labeling Systems Ltd the label print & apply Solutions Company, is pleased to announce the recent successful installation of a number of Print & Apply Labeling Systems used for dispatch labeling & invoice..
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Fresh Ideas in Food Service
Reynolds Catering is one of the premier fresh and chilled food distribution companies to the food service sector in the UK. At its National Distribution Centre in Waltham Cross the company introduced a system of traceable and returnable plastic crates for use on its conveyor picking line.
Richard Calder Head of Systems Development - “The one bottleneck in the picking operation was the application of two labels to both side and leading edges of the plastic crates, the problem was further complicated by the fact that certain clients still preferred their orders packed in cardboard.
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Industrial Labeling Systems Ltd has recently installed 3 TT-150 print & apply Labeling systems
“2 Sisters Food Group’s” St.Neot's production site in Cambridgeshire. The 6” TT-150 Labeling systems have been integrated with the Endoline 706 case taping systems to provide an overall Labeling & Case taping solution contained in a smaller footprint as space at the production site is at a premium. The printer used by the TT-150 system will print text, barcodes, logos, date & time as well as best before dates and counters. Labels are designed using the “MecWin” label design software, which can then be downloaded to the printer’s memory for use in “stand alone” mode as the TT-150 is capable of holding up to 1000 product labels in its memory which can be recalled by an operator from the control panel display unit if required.
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Successful Installation of a number of print & apply Labeling Systems
At this point the system is triggered by the line “PLC” to complete the “Print & Insert” cycle. The requested document is printed and cut to length, then placed into the open tray via the pneumatic applicator. Depending upon the height of the tray being processed, the applicator will either eject the document [High trays] or travel downwards for a period of time then release the document
[Low trays]. In either case a short “blow” function operates to release the document from the A4 fan-pad. On detection of the “Home position & Cycle complete” relays from the labeler, the PLC advances the tray forward. The systems were also supplied with barcode scanners which read the label at the time of printing; the scanned digits were then relayed back to the host system to confirm that the document matches the correct container.
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