Bottle Mouth | Bottle Cap Shrink Sleeve Labeler

A bottle mouth and bottle cap shrink sleeve labeler is a specialized machine used in packaging to apply shrink sleeves to the necks and caps of bottles. 

These labelers are commonly used in industries such as beverage, food, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics. Here’s a breakdown of how they typically work and their features:

How It Works

1. Bottle Feeding: Bottles are fed into the machine, either manually or automatically.

2. Label Application: A shrink sleeve label is fed from a roll and positioned around the bottle's neck or cap.

3. Heat Application: The bottle then passes through a heat tunnel or chamber, where the heat causes the label to shrink and tightly conform to the bottle's shape.

4. Cooling: Once the label is applied, the bottle is cooled to set the label in place.

Features

Adjustable Size Settings: Many machines can accommodate different bottle sizes and shapes.

High-Speed Operation: Capable of sleeve a large number of bottles per minute, improving efficiency.

Versatility: Can handle various materials and types of labels, including full-body sleeves.

Integrated Quality Control: Some models have systems to ensure accurate label placement and detect mislabeling.

Applications

Beverage bottling (water, soft drinks, juices)

Food products (sauces, condiments)

Personal care items (shampoos, lotions)

Pharmaceuticals (medicine bottles)

If you're considering purchasing or learning more about a shrink sleeve labeler, it's essential to assess your production needs, such as bottle types, sleeve speed, and budget.