Series 20 Labeling Head

The 20 Series Labeling Head can be equipped with any Sato or Zebra OEM print engine. Print engines are available in either 203 dpi, 300 dpi, or 600 dpi depending on the printer model with print speeds of up to 12" per second. The machine handles a 12" O.D. roll and has full roll rewind capacity. The simple controller package features internal product time delay to make adjustments to the label placement on the product easy. Applicators are bolt on, making them interchangeable should the nature of the application change.

Series 20 Controls

The proprietary controller with internal dip switches is standard. The Series 20 comes standard with a PLC and LCD operator interface. Features include built in product counter and up to 50 recipe set-up storage locations. This controller can be replaced with the Allen Bradley 1500 Micrologix PLC control package.

Series 20 Print Engine Options:

LSI installs OEM Print Engines manufactured by Sato, Zebra, Avery, and Datamax.

Series 20 Web Width Options:

Web width is determined by the print engine.

Series 20 Unwind Options: All Series 20 Print & Apply Labeling Heads are equipped with a 12" O.D. unpowered unwind assembly with a dancer arm controlled brake.

Series 20 Rewind Options: All Series 20 Print & Apply Labeling Heads are equipped with a separately powered rewind assembly.

Series 20 Low Label/Web Break/Ribbon Out/Label Out Package Alarm Option:

Low Label Sensor The low label sensor is adjusted to look across the unwind roll of labels. On most machines the low label sensor will only illuminate an alarm light to provide a warning to the operator. Web Break Sensor The web break sensor is located just prior to the rewind roller assembly. The web is inserted into the slot to indicate presence of the web. Should the web break, the sensor will no longer see the presence and therefore indicate a fault condition. On most labeling heads this will illuminate an alarm light. Label Out/Ribbon Out Sensor The label out and ribbon out sensors are located inside the OEM print engine. On most labeling heads this will illuminate an alarm light.