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OEM Incorporates New Labeler for Compact Cleanroom Environment
The HERMA 400 can apply any type of adhesive label to virtually any type of product or package and is used across a wide variety of industries.
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Introducing the HERMA 132M, High Speed, Wrap-around Labeling Machine
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FDA-compliant Labeling Unit in a Compact Footprint
Semi-automatic system reaches speeds of 30 labels/min, helping meet the needs of pharma manufacturers running small batch sizes.
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FDA-compliant Labeling Unit in a Compact Footprint
Semi-automatic system reaches speeds of 30 labels/min, helping meet the needs of pharma manufacturers running small batch sizes.
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Herma: Wrap-Around Labeler With Motion Control
Designed to achieve 400 products per minute, Herma 132M Labeler now offers motion control for improved product handling.
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HERMA 132M high speed bottle labeler
The HERMA 132M applies wrap around labels to vials and bottles from 0.57 to 3 inches in diameter at speeds up to 400 products per minute. The 132M is built ready to receive a wide range of print and vision systems and features a label reject system meaning that labels rejected by the vision system are dispensed onto a roller rather than being applied to the product.
Labeling/Printing
HERMA: IOT-enabled Label Applicator
The latest iteration of the label applicator, HERMA 500 provides comprehensive connectivity and cross-site production uniformity.
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HERMA HCP EXPO 2018
HERMA HCP EXPO 2018
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HERMA:132M high speed bottle labeler
The HERMA 132M with motion control applies wrap around labels to vials and bottles from 0.57 to 3 inches in diameter at speeds up to 400 products per minute. The 132M is built ready to receive a wide range of print and vision systems and features a label reject system meaning that labels rejected by the vision system are dispensed onto a roller rather than being applied to the product.
