Pressure Sensitive Label Applicators

A label applicator feeds labels from a roll, peels them from the liner, and precisely applies them to a product or package using mechanical or pneumatic actuators. NEDCO's L-15 and UPAII models automate this process, positioning each label with pinpoint accuracy and consistent placement, applying anywhere from 800 to 3,000 labels per hour depending on the model.

Pricing for label applicators varies based on speed, automation level, and integration requirements, typically ranging from a few thousand dollars for compact benchtop units to significantly more for high-speed inline systems. NEDCO's L-15 and UPAII models are priced based on production needs; contact our team for a custom quote tailored to your operation.

Self-adhesive and pressure sensitive labels are essentially the same product category—both refer to labels that adhere upon contact without needing additional activation like heat or moisture. The term 'pressure sensitive' specifically describes the adhesive technology that bonds when pressure is applied, while 'self-adhesive' is a broader consumer-facing term for the same functionality.

NEDCO's L-15 and UPAII label applicators handle a wide range of label types including hang tags, price labels, care labels, and barcode stickers. Both models are compatible with standard label rolls, making them versatile for apparel decorating, garment manufacturing, and general packaging operations that require consistent, high-volume label application.

Yes, NEDCO's UPAII model is designed for inline integration with existing folding, bagging, and conveyor systems, making it ideal for large-scale production lines. The L-15 offers a compact benchtop or floor-mount design suited for standalone use in small to mid-size operations, with flexibility to scale as production needs grow.

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