Do you need help with a labelling problem?
Read our FAQ's and see how we can help you...
Here at Sessions UK we like to fully understand our customers needs wherever you may be with your labelling project. If you're just starting your business journey, we can supply labels and machine for a complete package to get you going or improve your current processes for higher output.
"How do I apply a label to this?" is probably your first question – we have the answers.
We hope that our FAQs will help with your initial questions regarding label application, selecting the right machine for your operation and how you can purchase or maybe our over-labelling services might be the route you'd like to take?
For more detailed information about our label printer machines and how they can benefit your business, check out our comprehensive guide to label printer machines.
If in doubt, contact us for all of the best advice.
Can you supply low cost machines for Start-up companies?
Yes, we can supply low cost desktop machines manual or electric and move forward with you to supply conveyor based automatic machines as your company grows.
Can you provide labels to go with the machines?
Yes, ideally we like to do this because we make sure the labels are correct for the machine type.
Can I test my product and data label application on your machine before I buy?
Yes, we like to receive and test your products to make sure the machine is suitable. We can video or we can demo in person at our site in York.
Can you supply desktop machines for round or flat products?
Yes, we can cater for both but not with one machine.
Can I label tapered products?
Yes, if slightly tapered we can adjust or modify our machines to accept. If the taper is severe this would require a special build machine.
Can I print onto a label with batch code/ best before date etc?
Yes, we can provide machines with inkjet for basic print or thermal transfer for high quality, normally black print. We do not supply multi colour printers.
Can I print on the product instead of the label?
Yes we can do this using compact cartridge Inkjet printer. This is a printer that will fit on our desktop machines or conveyor systems.
Can I apply a label to round products with recess?
Yes, on all our machines we can modify to accept this type of container.
Can I add a labelling machine to my existing conveyor?
Yes we can place a labeller over your line or supply an inline labelling system.
Can you apply the labels for me?
Yes we would be happy to offer this service after discussion.
Can you do corrective over-labelling on existing labels or products?
Yes we would be happy to offer this service after discussion.
Can I spread the cost of the machine purchase?
Yes we can arrange this payment method whatever the cost of the machine.
Can I hire the machine?
Yes we can provide hire machines dependent on stock, please call us.
Can you give after sale support?
Yes we can telephone or video call help. We can also offer annual service contracts.
What is the Difference Between Semi-Automatic Labelling Machines and Fully Automatic Labelling Machines?
Semi-automatic labelling machines require manual intervention to position the product and start the labelling process. They are ideal for small to medium production volumes and offer:
- Manual Assistance: Operator places the product and initiates labelling.
- Versatility: Suitable for various product shapes and sizes.
- Cost-Effective: More affordable for businesses with limited budgets.
- Ease of Use: Minimal training required.
- Customisation: Adjustable settings for label placement and speed.
Fully Automatic Labelling Machines
Fully automatic labelling machines operate without manual intervention, making them perfect for high-volume production lines. They offer:
- Automation: Automatically feeds and labels products.
- Consistency: Ensures precise, uniform label application.
- High Speed: Handles high production rates efficiently.
- Advanced Features: Equipped with smart sensors and real-time tracking.
- Integration: Can be integrated into existing production lines.
Key Differences
- Automation: Semi-automatic needs manual input; fully automatic does not.
- Production Volume: Semi-automatic for small to medium; fully automatic for high volumes.
- Cost: Semi-automatic is more affordable; fully automatic requires a higher investment.
- Flexibility: Semi-automatic handles diverse products; fully automatic optimised for specific types.
- Ease of Use: Semi-automatic is user-friendly; fully automatic may need technical setup.
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