Fabric Label Maker Machines for Clothing

Printing directly onto fabric labels typically requires a thermal transfer printer or specialized fabric/tag printer capable of handling label stock such as satin, woven, or synthetic materials. Once printed, machines like NEDCO's label applicators handle the automated placement of these pre-printed labels onto garments for finishing and packaging.

The L-15 is a compact, benchtop or floor-mount unit suited for small to mid-size operations, applying up to 800 labels per hour. The UPAII features a heavy-duty frame built for continuous, inline operation on large-scale production lines, applying up to 3,000 labels per hour.

Throughput varies by model. The L-15 applies up to 800 labels per hour, ideal for smaller operations, while the UPAII handles up to 3,000 labels per hour, making it suitable for high-volume, large-scale garment manufacturing and packaging lines.

NEDCO's label applicators are versatile and support multiple label types, including hang tags, price labels, care labels, and barcode stickers. This flexibility allows manufacturers to handle various labeling requirements without needing separate equipment for each label type.

Yes. The UPAII is designed for inline integration with packaging lines, while both models can work seamlessly alongside NEDCO's folding, bagging, and conveyor systems, allowing manufacturers to build a complete, automated finishing and packaging workflow.

NEDCO's label applicator machines are engineered and manufactured in Covington, Georgia, USA. This domestic manufacturing supports quality control, faster access to parts and service, and direct technical support for customers nationwide.