Labeling Systems — Fast, Accurate & Durable

The two most common types are print-and-apply systems, which print and affix labels in one automated step, and pre-printed label applicators, which apply labels from pre-printed rolls, like NEDCO's L-15 and UPAII. Choice depends on production volume, label variability, and integration needs with existing packaging lines.

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

NEDCO's label applicators are versatile and can apply hang tags, price labels, care labels, and barcode stickers. This makes them suitable for apparel decorators, garment manufacturers, and packaging operations that need to handle multiple label formats without switching equipment.

Throughput varies by model. The L-15 applies up to 800 labels per hour, making it well-suited for small to mid-size operations. The UPAII, built for continuous high-speed use, applies up to 3,000 labels per hour, making it ideal for large-scale production environments.

Yes. NEDCO's UPAII model is designed for inline integration with folding, bagging, and conveyor systems, allowing labeling to become part of a continuous, automated finishing process. This reduces manual handling steps and increases overall line efficiency for high-volume operations.

NEDCO's labeling systems, including the L-15 and UPAII, are engineered and manufactured in-house at the company's facility in Covington, Georgia, USA. This domestic manufacturing approach supports quality control, faster parts availability, and direct technical support for customers nationwide.