Labeling Machines for large appliance

INTRODUCTION

The labeling machine is capable of handling corrugated paper of unlimited dimensions. It features spot lamination technology, which accurately applies printed sheets to specific areas of packaging surfaces. The selective lamination process ensures that critical graphics or information remain securely bonded while maintaining material flexibility. Suitable for both full-surface and targeted applications, the machine maintains consistent positioning accuracy across various packaging formats, from complete wraps to focused brand label placements.

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1. Precision Labeling for Diverse Products
Ideal for large home appliances, household items, and outdoor equipment, this machine utilizes spot lamination to securely bond labels, branding elements, or protective films to packaging surfaces. The technology ensures critical graphics or functional labels remain intact, even on irregular or high-wear areas.

2. Unlimited Corrugated Paper Compatibility
Designed for flexibility, the system accommodates corrugated paper of any size or shape. Spot lamination adapts seamlessly to varying dimensions, enabling localized adhesion without compromising material integrity or requiring pre-cut adjustments.

3. High-Accuracy Targeted Application
Advanced positioning systems align printed sheets with micron-level precision, while spot lamination reinforces specific zones for durable adhesion. This combination guarantees labels, instructions, or decorative elements remain firmly attached to exact locations, even during transport or handling.

Technical Parameters

Model	YB-2500LB
Max size of board	2800X1650mm(LXW)
Min size of board	500X450mm(LXW)
Max size of top sheet	1650X1450mm(LXW)
Min size of top sheet	400X400mm(LXW)
Board thickness	1-20mm
Top sheet thickness	200-400g
Max speed	800sheets/h
Accuracy	±1.5mm
Glue application	White glue ,Starch glue
Measurement	15X2.4X2.4M
Machine Power	25KW
Machine Weight	7000KG

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