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NCN Robotic Print & Apply Labeller: Precision Automation from China Suppliers and Factory for Efficient Labeling Solutions
Unmatched Flexibility for Complex Labeling Needs
Key Features & Advantages
How It Works
Label Printing
The SATO printing engine prints labels instantly and accurately.
Label Pickup
The robotic arm picks up the label using a vacuum suction system.
Label Application
The robot applies labels precisely at predefined positions.
Vision Inspection
(Optional) Ensures correct placement and quality control.
Technical Specifications
- ● Printing Resolution: 300 dpi / 200 dpi
- ● Labeling Speed: Up to 60 pieces per minute
- ● Frame Material: Carbon steel (optional stainless steel)
- ● Power Supply: AC 220V, 50Hz
Product Display
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What makes a robotic print & apply labeller better than traditional systems?
Unlike traditional fixed labeling systems, a robotic print & apply labeller offers unmatched flexibility. It can apply labels to multiple positions (top, bottom, side, or wrap-around) and handle various label sizes on the same product dynamically.
2. What is the maximum speed of the NCN Robotic Labeller?
The system is capable of labeling up to 60 products per minute. However, the actual performance speed depends on specific factors such as the label size and product configuration.
3. How does the optional vision system work?
The optional vision positioning system detects the orientation of incoming products and dynamically adjusts the robotic arm's path to ensure precise and accurate label placement, even on irregular or moving items.
4. What printing engine is integrated into this system?
The system integrates a high-performance SATO printing engine, supporting print resolutions of 200 dpi or 300 dpi for clear, high-speed, and real-time on-demand label printing.
5. What industrial-grade components are used in the labeller?
To ensure maximum stability and durability, the labeller is engineered with industry-leading components, including a Siemens PLC, FESTO pneumatics, Schneider frequency converter, and Keyence sensors.









