Labelling Applications

In the context of labelling applications, static control refers to the practice of managing and eliminating static electricity buildup on labels during the labeling process, typically achieved through specialized equipment like anti-static bars, to prevent issues like label misapplication, sticking, or attracting contaminants due to static charges.

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Blanket printing tubes

PROBLEM To maintain print quality and protect against contamination of the print plate. The tubes or containers will need to be cleaned. Static...

Bottle date code

Static Issues During Inkjet Date Coding PROBLEM Dusty or statically charged products cause issues when date or batch coding, using inkjet...

Egg date-coding

PROBLEM During the processing of eggs, static charges can build up on the eggshell causing print quality issues when date / batch coding. This will...

Hot melt labelling

PROBLEM Label stock entering into the label applicator can become highly charged on the lead and trail ends of the label. This will result in: ...

Inkjet coding containers

PROBLEM Date coding containers require the inkjet printer to provide clear readable print. In the event of static charges or statically attracted...

Noodle packing

PROBLEM Manufactures of dried food products, which require additional sachets or cooking instructions to be wrapped inside the pack, have problems...

RFID Print laydown

PROBLEM Printed material used in RFID tag production can generate sufficient static charges that can destroy the RFID tag. Static charges generated...

Twin self-adhesive label

Creased Labels Or Label Alignment Issues With Self-Adhesive Labels PROBLEM The build-up of static electricity on the label as it is removed from...

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