HM Systems Linerfree labeller

Wednesday, 17 May, 2017 | Supplied by: Visy Technology Systems


The HM Systems Linerfree, available from Visa Technology Systems, is a print-and-apply labelling system that eliminates the waste associated with traditional die-cut type print-and-apply labelling.

Linerfree labels are a continuous roll which is printed and then cut to length by the labeller. This means waste is eliminated, label sizes can be varied from product to product and 100% of the label roll is usable material.

The linerfree labeller is mechanically less complex than a traditional die cut labeller, missing the mechanics required to strip off and rewind backing liner waste. As a result, the linerfree labeller is more compact and easier to maintain.

The linerfree label is a direct thermal material that does not require a printing ribbon. It is available in multiple widths and Visy offers variants for both ambient and cold temperature application.

Visy offers the linerfree system in three variants currently. Carton labelling is addressed as a single-sided label or wraparound two-sided labelling. In addition, the company offers a Linerfree Pallet labeller for the printing and application of SSCC labels to pallets of finished goods.

Operator control of the Linerfree print and apply labeller is provided via the Visy range of software solutions such as the Nexus (PCM), which is package code management software. Developed in-house by Visy, Nexus manages the label data, label design and operator interface for labeller control.

Online: www.visytech.com
Phone: 03 9302 6744
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