Automatic Round Bottle Labeling Machine

This is an automatic label applicator for round or cylindrical containers. It uses a rotary clamping mechanism for bottle indexing, boosting the capacit...

Automatic Round Bottle Labeling Machine

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Automatic Round Bottle Labeling Machine

This is an automatic label applicator for round or cylindrical containers. It uses a rotary clamping mechanism for bottle indexing, boosting the capacity of up to 1200bph. Whatever your packaging needs are, you can rely on Lancing UK.

  • Throughput: Configurable (confirm during quote)
  • Format range: 0–200 pcs/min (depends on bottle size)
  • Utilities: AC220V 50–60Hz

Specifications

Reference details

ModelLU-TB140
Power SupplyAC220V 50–60Hz
Labeling Capacity0–200 pcs/min (depends on bottle size)
Labeling Accuracy±0.5mm
Label Width16–200mm
Roll Inside DiameterΦ76mm
Roll Outside DiameterΦ340mm
Machine SizeApprox. 200 × 850 × 1600mm
Machine WeightApprox. 100kg

Quick answers

Buyer and engineer notes

What is Automatic Round Bottle Labeling Machine used for?

This is an automatic label applicator for round or cylindrical containers. It uses a rotary clamping mechanism for bottle indexing, boosting the capacity of up to 1200bph.

What output can Automatic Round Bottle Labeling Machine achieve?

Final throughput depends on the product, container, fill volume and level of automation selected for the project.

What utilities or site requirements should I plan for?

Power: AC220V 50–60Hz; Footprint / size: Approx. 200 × 850 × 1600mm

Can Lancing UK help match this machine to my product and container?

Yes. Lancing UK can review your product characteristics, bottle or pack format, closure type, required output and site constraints to confirm the right configuration before supply.

Enquiry

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Application checks before supply

Confirm the real product, pack and line conditions

How this machine should be assessed

This machine page should be used as a starting point for matching equipment to a real packaging process. Before ordering, the product, container, closure, label, film or component should be reviewed with the intended output, available space, utilities, operator access and changeover requirements.

For integrated lines, the machine must also be checked against upstream and downstream equipment so that conveyors, guides, sensors, guarding, controls and operator positions work together. Where samples are available, a practical review is preferable to relying on nominal catalogue suitability alone.

Information to include with an enquiry

Send photographs or drawings of the pack, product samples where appropriate, current production method, required automation level, available floor space, power and air supply, cleaning requirements and any known restrictions from existing machinery.

Do not rely on model name alone

The same machine family can need different tooling, settings, feeding or controls depending on the product and pack format.