Accelerated R&D (1st March 2012)

Print & apply labelling specialist Logopak has announced first results of an accelerated R&D programme, set up last summer with the financial backing of German charitable foundation Possehl GmbH, which acquired the comp

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  Tracking system (1st January 2012)

A pallet tracking and label data management system that allows different pallet loads from different production lines to be handled automatically on a single stretchwrapping and labelling line, using pre-set criteria, h

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  Print & apply at the double (1st September 2011)

Launched at this year's PPMA Show, the Logopak Logomatic 510 Rota is a new generation print & apply labelling machine that allows high volume goods such as pharmaceuticals, CDs and some tobacco products to be identif

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  Laser based print & apply system (1st July 2011)

Logopak 's new laser-based print & apply labelling machine provides durability in environments such as steel-making, automotive, and corrugated board, as well as other high/low temperature industries.

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  Keeping track (1st May 2011)

Logopak has completed installation of two print & apply labelling systems at the plants of a UK paper tissue roll manufacturer.

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  New labelling machines for mail order (1st May 2011)

Logopak has supplied Play.Com with three purpose designed labelling systems.

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  Energy-saving labelling system (1st March 2011)

The prototype Logopak 515ETG labeller has been developed for a major UK dairy, which is seeking to reduce energy costs at one of its sites by eliminating use of compressed air.

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  Labels for Next (1st January 2011)

Logopak has completed its largest single UK order for its new 400 Series labellers, with 12 machines installed at the Yorkshire distribution centre of clothing retailer Next.

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  Two in one (1st March 2004)

Logopak International is introducing what it believes is the first automatic print & apply labeller that can write simultaneously to an rfid transponder within the label. Traded units and pallets can be given a unique identification capable of being

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