CTM labeling systems have various application in various industries. They can be used for customized, single-use, or multiple-use labeling. In manufacturing plants, labeling systems identify and count finished goods during quality control processes. This saves the time and labor of workers as well as improves production efficiency. These systems come with complete accessories that make them ideal for customized applications. They can be operated with touch screens, bar code readers, or laser printers.

 

Single-use labeling solutions are widely used in distribution, retail, and office applications. They provide the basic functionality of a barcode scanner. The advantage of this type of applicator is that it can read vertical barcodes, horizontal barcodes, or both types. Single-use label applicators are designed for use with point-of-sale equipment, commonly on pallets, racks, shelves, or individual boxes.

 

Multiple-use labeling systems are available for application in retail, medical, industrial, and culinary businesses. These labels are designed to meet specific labeling requirements and specifications. Some multi-label applications include barcode-type, LED, or Braille print labels. The printing process of multi-label systems is fully automated, which allows them to be economically cost-effective and suitable for multi-format labeling. Some examples of multi-format labels include product barcodes, pictograph, electronic charge-off labels, and contact data labels. A variety of multi-label systems are available, such as thermal transfer roll labels, electronic paper roll labels, polypropylene print labels, direct thermal paper labels, heat-sensitive print labels, dot matrix data labels, and thermal transfer paper labels.

 

Multi-format labeling systems involve the application of more than one type of labeling equipment. For instance, label applicators are useful for applications where different types of label are required for different items. Label applicators can include applicator sheets that can be torn off and replaced with a different sheet, dispenser applicators that are machine-mounted to a label feed system, push button label applicators that operate by touching a switch, or laser applicators that require manual guidance from a operator.

 

Label applicators are designed to meet the CTM labeling system needs for a specific application. Depending on the application, it may be necessary to replace or repair existing equipment, or to supply new equipment. For example, push button applicators are useful for applications where a high degree of automation is required. On the other hand, an aph or braille label is appropriate for replacing damaged, worn, or broken adhesive labels.

 

Label applicators are made up of several components, including applicator sheets that provide the application area, a labeling machine that presses the labels, and a labeling system to print the labels. Label applicators are available in a variety of styles and price ranges, depending on the size and quality of the applicator sheets as well as the machine requirements. In addition, there are label dispensers available to directly apply the labels. Alternatively, the applicators can be fitted to a tray that holds the labels and which can be raised or lowered at designated positions. Dispenser applicators provide a convenient method to dispense labels to a wide range of products and containers. Check out this related post to get more enlightened on the topic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structured_Product_Labeling.