Labeling Equipment for Booklet Labels
 

Booklet Labels for Extended Content

PowerForward offers labeling equipment for producing and attaching health & safety info or promotional items.

Our booklet label machine (PowerBooklet) attaches ECLs or marketing materials to high speed label webs. It feeds booklets, foldout coupons, product samples or game pieces, and places them accurately on your label web ... while running reliably at press speeds.

Plus our label applicator (PowerStick) applies booklet labels (as well as other pressure-sensitive items) in line on high speed web processes.


Booklet Machine
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Booklet Label Machines

The PowerBooklet machine performs a key operation in the manufacture of booklet labels . . . it places the individual printed booklet items precisely on your web where they need to be for laminating and then die-cutting (it puts the "ham in the sandwich").

The PowerBooklet is a high-speed, industrial machine that runs reliably on your press or other web mover. To enhance productivity, booklets may be printed 1, 2, 3 or 4 up - whatever fits the width of the machine's feeder.

Several models are available to meet your production needs - laminating or gluing, extra-wide printed material or items to be sealed on 4 sides (islands).




 

PowerBooklet Models


Standard Model

  • Max 10” (250mm) width of printed booklet(s) cross web
  • Booklets to be over-laminated to base web


Extra-wide Standard Model

  • Max 13” (330mm) width of printed booklet(s), to be over-laminated


Island Model

  • Includes two feeders within standard 10” footprint to double production of island booklets (laminated and sealed on all 4 sides)
  • Note: booklets can also be processed using a Standard Model, but only one-up


Adhesive Model

  • Max 10” (250mm) width of printed booklet(s) cross web
  • To be attached to adhesive (glued) surface


Extra-Wide Adhesive Model

  • Max 13” (330mm) width of printed booklet(s) cross web
  • To be attached to adhesive (glued) surface



 

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