Manual dispensers

A manual label dispenser is a mechanical device that holds a roll and presents the labels so that they can be more easily picked up by the operator. It operates without electrical power and is suitable for labelling operations carried out in industry, logistics, packaging, and order preparation.

A manual dispenser is a simple, cost-effective, and easy-to-install solution. It requires no electrical connection and can be easily moved between multiple workstations. It is particularly suitable for low to medium speeds, as well as applications that do not require fully automated dispensing.

A single-lane dispenser accommodates a single roll of labels. A multi-lane model allows for the installation of multiple reels on the same equipment to have different references, colours, or sizes of labels available simultaneously. The choice depends on the number of rolls used and the organisation of the workstation.

The choice mainly depends on the width of the labels, the outer diameter of the reel, and the inner diameter of the core. It is also necessary to consider the number of rolls required, the usage rate, the available space, and the method of applying the labels.

Yes, provided that the dimensions of the labels and reels meet the dispenser's capabilities. It is particularly important to check the width of the roll, its outer diameter, the diameter of the core, and the total available width. The shape of the labels and their ease of separation from the liner can also influence the operation.

A classic manual dispenser presents the labels so that they can then be applied by hand. For bottles, vials, jars, and other cylindrical containers, it is preferable to use a dedicated applicator. This guides the rotation of the container to facilitate a regular and properly aligned application.