Special labels
Special labels by Weber Marking Systems meet the most diverse of requirements and have numerous specialized features, depending on their purpose.
We can offer, for instance:
- water-, oil- and grease-resistant labels with extremely adhesive glue, e.g. for labelling of car tyres or cutting discs.
- Spunbonded fabric labels made of polyethylene continuous filament. These are resistant to water and many chemicals and solvents.
- Safety labels which, when removed, break a metallised polyester foil, leaving behind legible marking on the surface.
- Tags. These are robust, tear-proof and made of composite film – ideal for interior and exterior use. By dint of their paper coating, they are also perfect for customised marking at a later stage.
- Labels made of cast acrylate foil. The labelling material has been developed for marking where high demands are made on durability and resistance against extremely high temperatures. The labels withstand UV light and the weather; they are also resistant to solvents and retain their shape.
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ULTRAPRINT – High durability resin
ULTRAPLATE is the standard resin ribbon from Weber. It is dedicated to
applications requiring a perfect printing quality and excellent mechanical
resistances. Its high versatility (it also prints on coated papers) and its
performances (sharpness, printing speed) have resulted in making
ULTRAPLATE a market reference.
Geset 125 Horizontal Labelling System
The Geset 125 labelling system is used to label cylindrical products automatically. Depending on the type and dimension of the product, different label sizes are used. The products are fed manually or by a conveying system provided by the customer at an infeed passage of the labelling system. Care should be taken on accurate alignment of the products between the two freely mounted rollers of the roll conveyor. The side guide’s position the products flush with the outside edge of the roll conveyor.
The roll conveyor feeds the products to the labeller. There the label is applied with the part running forward onto the product and it is pushed by rotation and the back pressure of the wrapping unit onto the product. The back pressure of the wrapping unit (the speed of the wrapping unit is twice as fast as the speed of the base conveyor) enables the product in rotation. The roll conveyor forwards the finished labelled products to the outfeed. Here the products are removed manually or by the customer’s conveying system.
View ProductMarkoprint Integra PP 108
The Markoprint Integra PP108 is the first inkjet printer with SEIKO printing technology and a circulating ink system. It features a POZIFLOW circulating ink system which prevents the accumulation of air in the nozzles and ensures a permanent, clean print image without missing print due to blocked nozzles. The system’s ink tank can be installed above, below, or at the same height as the print head without any problems. The new SEIKO printhead has a print height of 108 mm and achieves a remarkable speed of up to 150 meters per minute with a high resolution of 360 dpi.
Suited to Dual Colour Printing Applications such as Hazard Labelling, Dual Colour overprinting and Direct Printing Applications to corrugate, and web printing applications, the PP108 is the latest high end, economical Inkjet System using the latest Drop on Demand Printing Technology.
View ProductGeset 111 Top Labelling System
The Geset 111 labelling system is used to label square products on the top side automatically. Depending on the type and dimension of the product, different label sizes are used. The products are fed manually or by a conveying system provided by the customer at an infeed passage on the labelling system. Care should be taken on accurate alignment of the products. It is essential that the products are forwarded separately to the applicator with a gap between each other.
When the barrier is reached, an application trigger is tripped. The label applicator applies a label on the product in Wipe On procedure. The label on the top side is pushed on to the product by a brush or roller. After labelling, the products move on and can be removed from the conveyor by the customer.
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