Products found for “linerless labels”

DIGI's original linerless labels are designed to take full advantage of the functionality of our label printers and do away with the paper liners that used to be commonplace in label printing. In addition to there being zero liner waste,  label length is automatically adjusted to the amount of information on the label for each item, thereby minimizing label size. So, linerless labels simultaneously reduce the environmental impact of liner waste and make labeling less expensive and more efficient.

The SM-120 is a practical, functional scale that gives you ultimate flexibility with labeling. Linerless labels are auto-sized to fit the label contents. You can easily display all the necessary information, including nutrition facts and allergens, while eliminating wasted label space that is common in labels of fixed size. The scale is capable of printing receipts as well. 

Cloud connectivity provides many benefits, such as remote maintenance. Enjoy additional functionality such as the 'floating clerk' and fiscal memory functions. SM-120 combines efficiency and reliability that will enhance the operations of your shop floor.

AW-5600CPII is the basic model of the 5600 series, providing an impressive 30 packages/minute throughput in a reduced-cost design. Its compact form retains the full-spec 300dpi high-resolution printer and extra-large full-color touchscreen display that are standard with the 5600 series. The newly developed rotational labeler arm allows fully automatic application of linerless labels. Variations include models with manual or automatic label application.

Five years have passed since the launch of HC-700LL, the industry's first automatic labeler with linerless label support that includes an automatic cutting function, which was an extremely difficult technical achievement. HC-800LL is the latest model in the lineup and is designed to help resolve a variety of issues faced by the food processing industry today, including increasing amounts of print content per label and the reduced space available for applying labels due to packaged portions becoming smaller.