Solving the challenges of manual labeling! Free materials on utilizing labelers available now!
Solve quality and production efficiency issues caused by manual labeling with a labeler! A tabletop labeler that can handle a variety of products and small lots allows for the introduction of automation at a low cost!
This document conveys the benefits of automating label application from the perspectives of quality and production efficiency. When labeling is done manually, various issues arise. The labeler addresses these problems, so please take a moment to read on. <Quality Issues> "Labels have wrinkles." "They cannot be applied straight." "Bubbles appear." <Productivity Issues> "Work efficiency is poor." "Productivity does not improve." "Continuous work for long periods is difficult." "The defect rate is high." "Cross-contamination of different varieties is likely." "It is influenced by the experience and skill level of the operator." *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Contents】 ■Quality issues with labeling ■Quality issues resolved by the labeler ■Production efficiency issues due to labeling ■Production efficiency issues resolved by the labeler ■Introducing a tabletop labeler that accommodates a variety of products and small lots
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As a wholly-owned subsidiary of TOPPAN Holdings Inc., TOPPAN Infomedia Co., Ltd. is a specialized manufacturer engaged in the development, production, and sales of various adhesive labels, stickers, and labeling system equipment. Since its establishment in 1972, the company has consistently supplied label products to a wide range of industries, spanning sectors from food, beverages, and consumer goods to logistics and manufacturing. The company also develops and sells equipment such as "labelers" (automatic labeling machines) designed to automate and streamline labeling tasks on production and packaging lines; a key strength lies in its ability to provide integrated solutions that combine labels with the equipment required for on-site operations. From October 2026, the company will adopt a structure that concentrates resources on its label business. Backed by sales offices covering Eastern and Western Japan (Headquarters and Kansai Office) and two production plants (Fukushima and Takino) operating under unified quality control, the company is committed to the stable supply of highly reliable products.
