The Langguth Hot Melt Inline Labeler represents the best value point of any changeover labeler. Combining high output, mechanical simplicity, very easy changeover with minimal investment in change parts, this labeler obviates rotary bases in most hot melt applications with cylindrical containers. Uniquely versatile the Hot Melt Inline Labeler provides an adjustment range including steel cans, glass jars, plastic bottles including gallons and paint cans with handle ears. Moreover the unique hot melt spray glue system reduces glue consumption to bare minimum. This unit has the lowest cost of ownership, while increasing overall operational up-time.

Delivers speeds up to 60.000 labellings containers per hour

At the labeler infeed a metering device creates a repeatable gap between containers, initiating progressive labelling processes. A metered container enters a belt station which carries the container – can, jar, bottle – throughout the labeler. Once in control of the carrier belts, the spinning container activates a photo eye timed to the release of pick up hot melt. Multiple glue modules spray glue dots onto the container just as the can contacts the leading edge of the label stack. The force of the glue adhesion pulls a single label from the magazine which wraps around the spinning can. As the trailing edge of the label pulls from the label stack an overlap bar extrudes hot melt onto the trailing edge. The carrier belts convey the spinning can into a brush section which tightens the label to the can. LANGGUTH’s hot melt application system is characterized as a closed, non-contact design as the glue pot is sealed, not open to the environment. Plus there is no glue roller touching the container. The spray glue system conserves nearly 50% hot melt usage compared to a glue roller. Moreover the spray system runs cleaner and delivers superior results.